The nutritional info is based off ml but I’d obviously weigh the ice cream in grams not ml. Would 125g be the same as 125ml? Aka 125g be 639kj / 153 cals?
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romaki
Not necessarily, but if the serving size is 125 ml they’re not going to give you more than 140 ml at most.
BillyYumYumTwo-byTwo
Gelato is slightly less dense than water, so 125 mL is about 110 grams in the entire container (give or take a little bit).
Enjoy 🙂
Fit_Professional1916
Any time I’ve weighed stuff like this, the difference is so little between grams and mls that i sropped bothering. I would just log it as if they’re the same, unless this is going to be a regular treat, then measure it
Essej86
Is there a reason you need to know? Can you not measure it out by its volume?
WayNo639
I’d either measure it by volume each time or- what I usually do- calculate its density so I could measure in grams each time thereafter. Water is 1 gram per ml. It’d be surprising to me if this was the density of water.
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Not necessarily, but if the serving size is 125 ml they’re not going to give you more than 140 ml at most.
Gelato is slightly less dense than water, so 125 mL is about 110 grams in the entire container (give or take a little bit).
Enjoy 🙂
Any time I’ve weighed stuff like this, the difference is so little between grams and mls that i sropped bothering. I would just log it as if they’re the same, unless this is going to be a regular treat, then measure it
Is there a reason you need to know? Can you not measure it out by its volume?
I’d either measure it by volume each time or- what I usually do- calculate its density so I could measure in grams each time thereafter. Water is 1 gram per ml. It’d be surprising to me if this was the density of water.