about 37
9*4 grams for the carbs = 36
add a little, assuming there is marge inside which is fat which gives more calories (9 cals a gram in fat) = 36 +1 = 37
it depends on how you make the mashed potatoes. About 36 carbs in a cup of mashed potatoes which is about 4 grams of fat.
If you mashed it, it would be 2 cups.
There are 2.75 ounces in 80g of mashed potatoes. One ounce = 29 grams.
That would be approximately 125 grams.
That varies from manufacturer to manufacturer. It also depends on the amount of instant mash, and whether or not you add milk and butter. The calorie content (before anything is added) is usually written on the packet or box.
Hmm Im not so sure . I have just cooked 700 grams of red potatoes, mashed them, and they lasted three meals for one person. You can't specify an actual nimber, because reds, like all potatoes, come in various sizes.
8 ounces cooked, mashed potatoes = 250g = One cup
One cup of mashed butternut squash: 80 calories, 2 grams protein, 1 gram fat, 18 grams carbohydrates, with riboflavin, iron, Vitamins A and C.
It madders on how big the twix bar that you are eating is, or how small.
Every gram of carbohydrates contains four calories. If your nutrition label says that the food you are eating contains 5 g of carbohydrates, then you are eating 20 calories from carbohydrates. So that means that there are 25 grams of carbs in 100 calories
There is about 34 grams of carbohydrates in a cup (210 grams) of prepared mashed potatoes. (from flakes made with water, milk, and butter)...source USDA.
Advantages of eating a potato include that they are low in calories and full of health benefits. Disadvantages of eating potatoes have more to do with the way they are cooked and not the potato itself. Fried potatoes have extra fat.