![when I measure out this rice with a 1/4 cup measure, it's always 25 grams and not 50. Is the 50 grams supposed to be the weight of 1/4 cup after cooking? when I measure out this rice with a 1/4 cup measure, it's always 25 grams and not 50. Is the 50 grams supposed to be the weight of 1/4 cup after cooking?](https://preview.redd.it/when-i-measure-out-this-rice-with-a-1-4-cup-measure-its-v0-5rfw4mf0qig91.jpg?width=640&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=15bafd305141972fa44534fded17acf89ea8abb7)
when I measure out this rice with a 1/4 cup measure, it's always 25 grams and not 50. Is the 50 grams supposed to be the weight of 1/4 cup after cooking?
![Beachbody on Twitter: "One BEACHBAR serves up 4 grams of fiber which is approx. the same amount of fiber if you consumed 1 1/4 cup cooked brown rice, 3 tangerines, or 8 Beachbody on Twitter: "One BEACHBAR serves up 4 grams of fiber which is approx. the same amount of fiber if you consumed 1 1/4 cup cooked brown rice, 3 tangerines, or 8](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DaXOqFmX4AA2MxL.jpg)
Beachbody on Twitter: "One BEACHBAR serves up 4 grams of fiber which is approx. the same amount of fiber if you consumed 1 1/4 cup cooked brown rice, 3 tangerines, or 8
![So confused. One serving=1/4 cup=42 grams. 1 cup=5 servings. What the hell? I've been cooking 168grams then dividing total cooked weight by 4, is that right? (Also not adding salt/oil) : r/1200isplenty So confused. One serving=1/4 cup=42 grams. 1 cup=5 servings. What the hell? I've been cooking 168grams then dividing total cooked weight by 4, is that right? (Also not adding salt/oil) : r/1200isplenty](https://preview.redd.it/vxuxdgitqakz.jpg?auto=webp&s=e72b23b450bad777c93a6192b6ce2e86afd8802a)