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    Am I supposed to follow the nutrition label according to a food in its...

    ...frozen, thawed, or prepared state? I have pre-cooked frozen chicken breasts which are boneless and skinless that says that 1 serving equals 4 ounces. So I'm just wondering, does that mean I should weigh the chicken in its frozen, thawed, or prepared state to figure out what 1 serving is equal to?
    Well, what if it wasn't chicken? I'm just using that one as an example. I do measure a lot of other frozen food as well that aren't chicken.

    Anyways, someone please answer the overall question and thank you.

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    When ever you want. With chicken there won't be a lot of difference between them all.


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