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9. Cooking Time Can Change Amount

Amylose content in foods can actually change from raw to cooked versions of the same food. It can also change from unripe versions to ripe like in bananas for example. The amylose content in a green banana is much higher than that of a ripened banana. Many starchy vegetables like sweet potatoes will lose amylose content the longer they are cooked.

Cooking Time Can Change Amount
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