Mar 1, 2011 · yep. I have a food scale and weigh most things now. Its totally worth it to buy one, help me measure chips and snacks. 2oz of pasta cooks up to about 1 cup, depending on the size and shape of your pasta.

So go with 4 oz cooked, maybe a little less. If you have the chance sometime, try weighing out 2 oz dry, then cook it up and weigh it after. If you get the same kind of pasta and/or find that it's fairly consistent weight after cooking, you'll be able to weigh it cooked when multiple portions are cooked at once! ~Lyssa

Barilla Spaghetti. Not plus, not whole wheat, just regular, plain old spaghetti. Measure out 2 oz DRY on your food scale. Boil it, and measure it. It will be one cup of cooked pasta. 2 oz dry OR 1 cup cooked Barilla spaghetti contains 200 calories, 1 gram of fat, 42 grams of carbs, and 7 grams of protein. Now you can have your pasta, and eat it ...

2 oz (56 g about 1/7 box) is 200 calories. ... When Pasta says "Serving Size: 2 oz. (56g - about 1/7 box ...

2 oz of dry whole wheat penne pasta cooked = 4.25 oz or approx. 130 grams Now I know:happy: Now we all ...

Ok, so I use Smart Taste Pasta and the box says 2 oz uncooked is a service, but how do you measure that after it is cooked? I am cooking for the whole family and didn't want to have to cook my own 2oz seperately. Is there an easy way to calculate that maybe I …

Here is what I cooked: Beef - 20 oz total weight cal: 1200 total Rontini Wheat rotini pasta - 13.75 oz (1 box) uncooked cal: 1260 total Sauce - 24 oz (1 jar) cal: 350 total The whole recipe therefore has 1200 + 1260 + 350 = 2810 calories and an uncooked weight of 57.75 oz which means 2810 / 57.75 = 48.66 calories per uncooked ounce. So the ...

What's interesting is how the same company varies serving sizes depending on the market. In the USA, a standard serving of pasta is 2 oz dry (56 grams). In western Europe, the standard serving size on the box is 85 grams - or just over 3 oz - if there's even a serving size listed. I wonder why they change up serving size depending on the market?

Each 2 oz pasta is 200 calories and I love eating it. I wish there was a substitute with lesser calories. I know there's spiral zucchini pasta.

According to the Barilla US website under Cooking Italian, then Pasta 101, & then Measuring Pasta, 2 oz of dry tortellini = 1/2 cup dry = 1 cup COOKED. They have all kinds of pasta types listed on their site and the conversions between dry and cooked.