How many calories are in one cup of brown rice?!


Question: I was SO hungry, and I did really well on diet, exercise and water today. But I was so hungry I ate a cup of brown rice with some boneless skinless chicken pieces and two tablespoons of sweet and sour sauce. I know the chicken and the sauce combined was 170 calories. How many are in the brown rice? The package said 1/4 cup dry is the serving size, but I fixed it according to the directions which called for one cup of dry rice. I ate one cup of COOKED rice.


Answers: I was SO hungry, and I did really well on diet, exercise and water today. But I was so hungry I ate a cup of brown rice with some boneless skinless chicken pieces and two tablespoons of sweet and sour sauce. I know the chicken and the sauce combined was 170 calories. How many are in the brown rice? The package said 1/4 cup dry is the serving size, but I fixed it according to the directions which called for one cup of dry rice. I ate one cup of COOKED rice.

There are 216 in a one cup serving. The great thing is that you had a lot of fiber and lots of great vitamins. You made a great choice!
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300 calories

One cup of brown long-grain rice -- cooked -- is 216 calories. Medium-grained is just a touch higher with 218 calories.

It depends on what type of brown rice you ate. Long grain/short grain/etc. A typical cup of brown rice, cooked, is about 200 calories. However, these are calories that are completely necessary if you are dieting and exercising. It is also filled with some great fiber which helps counteract the affect of its calories.

Why don't you look at this website for details on how many calories are in what: http://www.calorieking.com/foods/calorie...

Rice doubles in volume when cooked, so 1 serving raw rice (1/4 cup)
= 1/2 cup cooked rice..
What you ate would be 4 servings raw rice. Go back to the label, & see how many calories 1 serving has. Multiply that by 4.





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