Nutrition guide

How does the size of the pot affect the food?

In a wide pot the same amount sits as a thin layer and looks small. The size of the vessel changes both the portion estimate and the oil that goes in.

The size of the pot decides together how much the food looks and how much it takes in. In a wide pot the same amount sits as a thin layer and looks small; in a narrow pot the same amount rises and looks like a lot. This visual difference affects both the portion estimate and how sufficient the oil added to the pot looks.

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