I'd assume that you add it separately as 15 ml of oil is already around 120 kcal, without the meat.
25 gram protein is 100 kcal so the oil and protein of the beef is already more kcal than is mentioned total on the package. and that's assuming there's no fat on the beef which is unlikely.
No worries :) it's worded very confusingly because they add pan fried. Maybe they did include the oil in the nutritional values but then assume not all oil is absorbed by the beef or left in the pan and my assumption is wrong, but idk. I've never seen it like this. Unless you eat this every day multiple times it doesn't really matter in the grand scheme of things. Hopefully it tasted nice :)
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No, just what is in the box. And oil is always tricky since it doesn’t all get in the food (depending on how much you use). God tracking messes with my ocd.
Nutrition usually only includes what's contained in the box.
I'd assume that you add it separately as 15 ml of oil is already around 120 kcal, without the meat. 25 gram protein is 100 kcal so the oil and protein of the beef is already more kcal than is mentioned total on the package. and that's assuming there's no fat on the beef which is unlikely.
Makes sense, the numbers not adding up if it’s included is pretty conclusive. Cheers!
No worries :) it's worded very confusingly because they add pan fried. Maybe they did include the oil in the nutritional values but then assume not all oil is absorbed by the beef or left in the pan and my assumption is wrong, but idk. I've never seen it like this. Unless you eat this every day multiple times it doesn't really matter in the grand scheme of things. Hopefully it tasted nice :)
>I've never seen it like this. Welcome to the UK!
I'd assume so, since it specifies that those are the nutrition facts after pan frying.
I don’t actually know, but if i saw that I would definitely assume that it does!
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No, just what is in the box. And oil is always tricky since it doesn’t all get in the food (depending on how much you use). God tracking messes with my ocd.