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11/09/05

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CHICKEN & NUTRITION

It's delicious, it's versatile to cook, it's naturally low in fat and high in protein, it makes a great choice for a healthy, balanced diet. It's simply the best.

Nutritional Comparisons

Meat type - raw

Energy

(kcal)

Fat

(g)

Protein

(g)

Carbohydrate (g)

Chicken

(skinless, light meat)

106

1.1

24

0

Chicken

(meat and skin)

201

13.8

19.1

0

Pork

(trimmed lean, average)

123

4

21.8

0

Pork

(loin chops, 30% fat)

270

18.6

21.7

0

Beef

(trimmed lean, average)

136

5.1

22.5

0

Beef

(mince)

225

16.2

9.7

0

Lamb

(trimmed lean, average)

156

8.3

20.5

0

Lamb

(chump steaks, lean & fat)

222

16.4

18.6

0

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