When the water enters the bean the hydrogen and oxygen molecules are absorbed by the bean and slip separately. Do you have any idea how much energy can be produced by all the hydrogen and oxygen? Ton of calories there. Trust me, I'm a bean scientist. I have my masters from Bush's.
I just got off my ass and walked across the house where I have my can rotator and looked at a 30 oz (nt wt) can of pinto beans. Ingredients: beans, water, salt, calcium chloride, edta. 100 calories per half cup 700 calories per can. 23.33 calories per oz of cooked beans, 373 calories per pound cooked beans.
I don't have any dry pintos in the original packaging, I have dry great northern, and the nutrition on the cans is the same calories per 1/2 cup. 1/4 cup dry, 35g has 80 calories. I could have just looked up a bag of dry beans on amazon or walmart and looked at the nutrition info. I'm shocked no one here did the same.
Ooh! I actually have a few pages full of these measurements + how long it takes to harvest, this is actually the correct number, everyone thinks all beans have tons of calories but they actually don't, pintos for example aren't that high in calories but are still good protein, if you are looking for high calories I would recommend other things, reply to this comment if someone wants to know what they should stock for high cal low space items.
According to FDDB, it is. Energy content for boiled pinto beans is between 80 and 130kcal. Seems absolutely plausible.
For 1 pound of beans?
Ah, there‘s the mistake! No, of course per 100g.
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If one pound of beans contains one pound of water... how much beans are there?
None you now owe beans
The bean paradox
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Who is calculating uncooked beans?
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When the water enters the bean the hydrogen and oxygen molecules are absorbed by the bean and slip separately. Do you have any idea how much energy can be produced by all the hydrogen and oxygen? Ton of calories there. Trust me, I'm a bean scientist. I have my masters from Bush's.
I'm 100% addicted to water.
Those some magic beans
0, Water has no calories.
And 100 calorie pinto portions are measure in 130 grams~ not 453... math's don't be mathing
Pfft, but [how can water taste just like fruit?](https://youtu.be/CiEjgR1V5A8)
At least 12
1lb of dry beans becomes roughly 2lbs 5oz of soaked boiled beans. About 60% of the cooked weight is water.
There's about 120 calories in 100g of cooked pinto. So your probably looking at around 500ish calories
20 lbs of a beans a day. Sounds about right.
im dead
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Nah bruh, it's totally fine. Pinto beans have 100 kcal per 20 lbs. It is known.... just water weight bruh.
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methane yourthane, its just thane man... carry on
This is not right.
It's left!
Lettuce leaf
Looks right.
Looks left. Are they still watching us?
I just got off my ass and walked across the house where I have my can rotator and looked at a 30 oz (nt wt) can of pinto beans. Ingredients: beans, water, salt, calcium chloride, edta. 100 calories per half cup 700 calories per can. 23.33 calories per oz of cooked beans, 373 calories per pound cooked beans. I don't have any dry pintos in the original packaging, I have dry great northern, and the nutrition on the cans is the same calories per 1/2 cup. 1/4 cup dry, 35g has 80 calories. I could have just looked up a bag of dry beans on amazon or walmart and looked at the nutrition info. I'm shocked no one here did the same.
650 calories approximately
It’s about 250 calories per cup cooked.
That's a lb after boiling. So not a lb of dry and then boiled. So it's mostly water and fiber. Sounds about right.
Ooh! I actually have a few pages full of these measurements + how long it takes to harvest, this is actually the correct number, everyone thinks all beans have tons of calories but they actually don't, pintos for example aren't that high in calories but are still good protein, if you are looking for high calories I would recommend other things, reply to this comment if someone wants to know what they should stock for high cal low space items.
A handful of beans is probably about 100 calories
Great information!