Nutrition Guides & Articles
1,000 posts in two collections — 500 in-depth guides and 500 question-led articles that answer the exact things people search, from “How many calories in a Big Mac?” to “Is Subway actually healthy?”. Every post is built on the same data as our calculators, so the numbers always agree. You are on page 80 of 84.
Should I Weigh Chicken Raw or Cooked?
These values are for cooked weight.
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Does Dark Meat Have Less Protein?
Slightly.
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How Much Chicken Breast Is 100g of Protein?
About 320g of cooked, skinless chicken breast — roughly two large fillets — because cooked breast provides about 31g of protein per 100g.
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How Much Protein Is in a Chicken Thigh?
About 26g per 100g cooked — slightly less than breast (31g) and with more fat, so a cooked thigh lands near 210 calories per 100g against the breast's 165.
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Does Cooking Chicken Reduce Its Protein?
No — cooking removes water, not protein.
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Who Should Use the Chicken Protein?
Who gets real value from the Chicken Protein, who should treat its results with care, and the situations where a professional should replace a calculator.
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How Accurate Is the Chicken Protein?
Exact maths, approximate inputs: what actually determines a Chicken Protein result's accuracy, and how to get a number worth trusting.
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Can I Eat Too Much Fibre?
Very high intakes increased suddenly can cause gas and bloating and can interfere with some mineral absorption.
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Does Cooking Remove Fibre?
Cooking softens fibre but removes very little of it.
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How Much Fibre Is in an Apple?
A medium apple with its skin provides about 4.4g of fibre — roughly a sixth of the 28g daily value.
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Is Fibre a Carbohydrate?
Yes — fibre is a type of carbohydrate that human enzymes cannot fully digest.
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How Can I Add 10g of Fibre to My Day?
Three small swaps do it: a cup of raspberries (8g) somewhere in the day, beans or lentils at one meal (½ cup of lentils is about 8g), or oats instead of a refined cereal (about 4g per serving).
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