Chicken fricassee, reduced fat, homemade - Nutrients Content Foods in this group contain carbohydrates, protein, fats, and essential micronutrients (vitamins and minerals).

🥗 Chicken fricassee, reduced fat, homemade

Nutritional information – minerals, macronutrients, and vitamins.

Chicken fricassee, reduced fat, homemade

💪 Key Benefits

Chicken fricassee, reduced fat, homemade is a good source of essential vitamins, minerals, protein, and fibre.

⚡ Key minerals: Sodium, Potassium, Calcium, Magnesium, Phosphorus, Iron, Zinc.

🔥 Energy: 101 kcal per 100g

🧪 Minerals (per 100g)

MineralAmountMineralAmount
Sodium (mg)263Potassium (mg)271
Calcium (mg)29Magnesium (mg)16
Phosphorus (mg)107Iron (mg)1
Zinc (mg)1Manganese (mg)0
Copper (mg)0Chloride (mg)398

🍽️ Macronutrients (per 100g)

NutrientAmountNutrientAmount
Energy (kcal)101Protein (g)10
Total Nitrogen (g)2Carbohydrate (g)3
Fat (g)4Fibre (g)0
Starch (g)1Cholesterol (mg)36
Saturated FA (g)1Monounsaturated FA (g)2
Polyunsaturated FA (g)1

🍬 Sugar Composition (per 100g)

SugarAmountSugarAmount
Glucose (g)1Galactose (g)0
Fructose (g)1Sucrose (g)0
Maltose (g)0Lactose (g)0

💊 Vitamins (per 100g)

VitaminAmountVitaminAmount
Retinol (μg)6Carotene (μg)0
Vitamin D (μg)0Vitamin E (mg)0
Vitamin K (μg)1Thiamin (mg)0
Riboflavin (mg)0Vitamin C (mg)2
Biotin (μg)2Folate (μg)9
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✍️ Author: Ahmed Mohmad Rashyd Musleh Registered Staff Nurse