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RE: weight and protein intake please - Apr. 15 2008 16:01:50   
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I wouldn't say it's impossible, but ive never seen chicken with anywhere near that much protein.

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RE: weight and protein intake please - Apr. 15 2008 16:04:26   
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It's from Sainsbury's and we normaly get it in the big packs which come in a plastic bag style container. Each breast inside the pack is in it's own little plastic sleave. Fancy chicken .

It was 32g of protein per 100g and about 42g of protein per breast (130g ish).

As far as I know this was the raw value.


are they breaded or anything?

32g raw weight is impossible im afraid



I eat the same sainsburys chicken, 32g raw per 100g it says.
Why is it impossible?


co no RAW chicken has that much protein per 100g AFAIK even if they are not pumped with water like other breast, i stand open to correction?

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RE: weight and protein intake please - Apr. 15 2008 16:10:21   
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does more expensive chicken contain more protein? ie free range chicken which has had a longer time to grow rather than cheap quick grown chickens?

EDIT: iv just checked my smart price chicken and it says 32gms protein per 100g

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RE: weight and protein intake please - Apr. 15 2008 16:12:48   
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From the Sainsburys web-site.

Jack is correct.


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RE: weight and protein intake please - Apr. 15 2008 16:14:23   
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ORIGINAL: stone14

does more expensive chicken contain more protein? ie free range chicken which has had a longer time to grow rather than cheap quick grown chickens?

EDIT: iv just checked my smart price chicken and it says 32gms protein per 100g


more expensive chicken may contain less water thus the % protein of the cooked weight is closer to the raw weight than for cheaper chicken oftem pumped with water weight as per my example previously

32g/100 raw IMO unlikely

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RE: weight and protein intake please - Apr. 15 2008 16:15:29   
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Damn! I've gotta get my arse down to Sainsburys!

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RE: weight and protein intake please - Apr. 15 2008 16:15:41   
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32g/100 raw IMO unlikely


Do you think Sainsburys are lying then?

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RE: weight and protein intake please - Apr. 15 2008 16:15:58   
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From the Sainsburys web-site.

Jack is correct.




but are sainsburys correct?

It must be a cooked weight they are giving IMO

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RE: weight and protein intake please - Apr. 15 2008 16:16:41   
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32g/100 raw IMO unlikely


thats what it says, i thought it was less aswell. do u think there numbers may not be accurate or something???

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RE: weight and protein intake please - Apr. 15 2008 16:17:07   
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Just going by what the label says(ya debateable on labels accuracys) but since no one here a calorie bomber we're all talking labels right.
Nutridata disagrees http://www.nutritiondata.com/facts-C00001-01c20BJ.html but im not sure what "broilers" is but 24 vs 32 is a difference of 8grams or 25~% ish and i thought they had to be within 20% by law?.

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RE: weight and protein intake please - Apr. 15 2008 16:17:11   
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32g/100 raw IMO unlikely


Do you think Sainsburys are lying then?


it doesnt say if its is raw or cooked so i think it is misleading

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RE: weight and protein intake please - Apr. 15 2008 16:17:50   
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ah mine says (grilled) next to it so it must mean cooked

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RE: weight and protein intake please - Apr. 15 2008 16:24:40   
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ah mine says (grilled) next to it so it must mean cooked


Ah, that explains it. I thought it was to good to be true.

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RE: weight and protein intake please - Apr. 15 2008 22:00:30   
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ORIGINAL: richsINS
but im not sure what "broilers" is


The American word for grill as far as I know, so it would be referring to grilled chicken.


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