Coconut chicken rice bowl
- Protein
- 43.6g
- Fat
- 10.0g
- Carbs
- 48.1g
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Calories, protein, carbs and fat for one serving, or flip to the Nutrition Label for the classic view. One serving of One Pot Chicken Alfredo Pasta (3 servings): 799 calories, 44.6 g protein (89% DV), 34.8 g fat (45% DV), 76.2 g carbs (28% DV). The Nutrition Label tab shows the same numbers.
Split it into any number of servings, or make the whole recipe half, double or any size. Pressing 2× makes 6 servings. The whole recipe goes from 2397 to 4795 calories, and one serving stays 799.
See what each ingredient adds and sort the list by calories, protein, fat or carbs. At 2×, sorted by protein: chicken breast (400 g, 480 cal), fettuccine, grated parmesan, chicken stock, milk, heavy cream, garlic, salt and pepper, olive oil, parsley.
Heavy cream to Greek yogurt? Type what you have and the totals update. Swapping a cup of heavy cream (800 cal) for nonfat greek yogurt (148 cal) takes one serving from 799 to 691 calories: protein 47.8 g, fat 20.8 g, carbs 76.6 g. The whole recipe becomes 4143 calories.
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Calories, protein, carbs and fat for one serving, or flip to the Nutrition Label for the classic view. One serving of One Pot Chicken Alfredo Pasta (3 servings): 799 calories, 44.6 g protein (89% DV), 34.8 g fat (45% DV), 76.2 g carbs (28% DV). The Nutrition Label tab shows the same numbers.
Split it into any number of servings, or make the whole recipe half, double or any size. Pressing 2× makes 6 servings. The whole recipe goes from 2397 to 4795 calories, and one serving stays 799.
See what each ingredient adds and sort the list by calories, protein, fat or carbs. At 2×, sorted by protein: chicken breast (400 g, 480 cal), fettuccine, grated parmesan, chicken stock, milk, heavy cream, garlic, salt and pepper, olive oil, parsley.
Heavy cream to Greek yogurt? Type what you have and the totals update. Swapping a cup of heavy cream (800 cal) for nonfat greek yogurt (148 cal) takes one serving from 799 to 691 calories: protein 47.8 g, fat 20.8 g, carbs 76.6 g. The whole recipe becomes 4143 calories.
Enter your macros for the day, like 140 g of protein, and see how much one serving covers. With a 140 g protein target, one serving covers 34% of it.
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