Quick assessment
For nutrition facts, Brazilian recipe, with chicken, palm oil and coriander (cilantro), with salt (chicken, dried, nuts cashew, peanut, lemon juice, coconut milk, coriander (cilantro), ginger, with palm oil, with oil, onion and garlic, with black pepper, with salt) per 100 g delivers 21.3g protein, 214 kcal, 0.83g carbs and 13.9g fat, plus 1.75g fiber.
Brazilian recipe, with chicken, palm oil and coriander (cilantro), with salt (chicken, dried, nuts cashew, peanut, lemon juice, coconut milk, coriander (cilantro), ginger, with palm oil, with oil, onion and garlic, with black pepper, with salt) is a strong protein source (21.3g per 100 g) — useful for satiety, recovery and lean-mass goals when portion size is controlled.
Nutrition profile per 100 g
- Protein: 21.3g (High)
- Calories: 214 kcal (Moderate)
- Carbs: 0.83g (Low)
- Fat: 13.9g (Moderate)
- Fiber: 1.75g
- Sodium: 259 mg
- Nutrient density: 0.42
- Score: 54.51/10
What this profile means
Brazilian recipe, with chicken, palm oil and coriander (cilantro), with salt (chicken, dried, nuts cashew, peanut, lemon juice, coconut milk, coriander (cilantro), ginger, with palm oil, with oil, onion and garlic, with black pepper, with salt) stands out for protein (21.3g per 100 g) and often fits post-workout snacks, protein-forward breakfasts or lean meal add-ons.
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Numbers below are per 100 g. To decide whether Brazilian recipe, with chicken, palm oil and coriander (cilantro), with salt (chicken, dried, nuts cashew, peanut, lemon juice, coconut milk, coriander (cilantro), ginger, with palm oil, with oil, onion and garlic, with black pepper, with salt) fits your routine, translate to your real portion (spoon, unit, scoop) and add the rest of the day.
Practical tip
Use Brazilian recipe, with chicken, palm oil and coriander (cilantro), with salt (chicken, dried, nuts cashew, peanut, lemon juice, coconut milk, coriander (cilantro), ginger, with palm oil, with oil, onion and garlic, with black pepper, with salt) to hit protein targets when short on time — but add vegetables or slower carbs for a more complete meal.