Recipe

Insalata Caesar di pollo senza crostini

Caesar di pollo senza crostini — popolare nei bistrot e nelle cucine fitness italiane.

Low carbLunchWeight lossLow carbHigh protein
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Recipe
Insalata Caesar di pollo senza crostini

Recipe summary

Servings1
Prep10 min
Cook12 min
Weight275 g

Nutrition indicators

Nutrient density
7.8
Protein ratio
9.1
Low carb
Yes
High protein
Yes
Keto
No
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Ingredients

Item g kcal/100g protein/100g
chicken breast 150 g 156.0 16.1 g
lettuce 100 g 16.0 1.1 g
Parmigiano, dal latte vaccino 15 g 411.0 31.1 g
olive oil 10 g 312.0 14.1 g

Preparation

  1. Separate and weigh all ingredients according to the recipe.
  2. Prepare the protein, vegetables and sides in the most suitable order.
  3. Combine the ingredients while keeping the calculated portions.
  4. Serve and use the nutrition table as a reference.

Calculated nutrition table

Calories
342.9
Protein
31.4 g
Carbs
13.2 g
Fat
18.0 g
Fiber
2.9 g
Sugar
0.0 g

Vitamins and minerals

Calcium
185.4
Iron
2.3
Magnesium
55.1
Potassium
439.1
Sodium
698.7

Analysis

This recipe is calculated from mapped ingredients in the nutrition database. Use the macros, micronutrients and indicators together with your goal before deciding whether it fits your routine.

Score
10.0/10
Protein
31.4 g
Carbs
13.2 g

Frequently asked questions

How is this recipe calculated?

The system sums each ingredient according to its grams and the nutritional values stored per 100 g.

Can I use this for a diet plan?

Use it as an educational reference and adapt portions with professional guidance when needed.

Are vitamins and minerals always complete?

They depend on the availability of micronutrient data for each mapped ingredient.

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Educational nutrition information. It does not replace medical or nutrition advice.