All Natural Tilapia
Calories from fat: 15 (2% DV)
Statistics:
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- Health Value:
4.5 / 5
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- - Calories: 90
- - Calories from fat: 15 cal
- - Protein: 17g
Nutrition Facts
One Serving size: 4 oz (113g)
| Nutrition |
per serving |
DV |
|
Protein
(good)
|
17g |
35% |
|
Calories
|
90 cal |
5% |
|
Calories from Fat
|
15 cal |
2% |
|
Total Fat
|
2g |
3% |
|
Saturated Fat
(good)
|
0.5g |
3% |
|
Trans Fat
|
0g |
0% |
|
Total Carbohydrate
|
0g |
0% |
|
Sodium
(good)
|
0.03g |
1% |
|
Cholesterol
(good)
|
0.025g |
8% |
|
Dietary Fiber
|
0g |
0% |
|
Sugars
(good)
|
0g |
0% |
|
Added Sugars
(good)
|
0g |
0% |
|
Vitamin A
|
0IU |
0% |
|
Vitamin C
|
0g |
0% |
|
Iron
|
0g |
0% |
|
Calcium
|
0g |
0% |
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F. A. Q.
What is bad in All Natural Tilapia?
We don't know anything bad about it.
What good ingredients are in All Natural Tilapia?
All Natural Tilapia ingredients: saturated fat, cholesterol, sodium, sugars, added sugars, protein.
Can I burn fat with All Natural Tilapia?
Yes, it's possible if you consume no more than sixteen serving sizes a day.
What’s All Natural Tilapia?
Ingredients list: Tilapa
What is one serving ?
One serving size of All Natural Tilapia is four oz (one hundred thirteen g).
How many sugar contains in one serving of All Natural Tilapia?
All Natural Tilapia doesn't contain sugar.
What is the daily value of calories I can get from 1 serving of All Natural Tilapia?
You can get 5% of your DV from one serving of All Natural Tilapia.
Conclusion:
All Natural Tilapia is a good source of sodium, saturated fat, added sugars, cholesterol, protein, sugars.
Product has ninety calories (15 calories from fat), 17 grams of protein, zero carbohydrates and 2 g of fat. Be careful: All Natural Tilapia has a fifteen calories from fat!
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