How many calories in Iceland Luxury Breaded Chunky Cod Loin Fillets are now available, and retail in a 500g pack. (Iceland Luxury)
How many calories in 1× package
500 g
945 kcal
How many calories in 0.5× package
250 g
473 kcal
How many calories in 100 g
100 g
189 kcal
How many calories in 150 g
150 g
284 kcal
945 kcal
Nutritional values in Iceland Luxury Breaded Chunky Cod Loin Fillets are now available, and retail in a 500g pack. per 100 g:
Energy value189
Proteins14.80
Animaln.d.
Plantn.d.
Fats6.10
Saturated0.50
Monounsaturatedn.d.
Polyunsaturatedn.d.
Carbohydrates18.40
Net carbs17.80
Sugars0.60
Cholesteroln.d.
Fibre0.60
How many vitamins in Iceland Luxury Breaded Chunky Cod Loin Fillets are now available, and retail in a 500g pack.:
Vitamin A
Vitamin B1
Vitamin B2
Vitamin B5
Vitamin B6
Biotin
Folic acid
Vitamin B12
Vitamin C
Vitamin D
Vitamin E
Vitamin PP
Vitamin K
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How many minerals in Iceland Luxury Breaded Chunky Cod Loin Fillets are now available, and retail in a 500g pack.:
Zinc
Phosphorous
Iodine
Magnesium
Copper
Potassium
Selenium
Sodium
Calcium
Iron
Carbohydrate Unit (CU)
Fat-Protein Units (FPU)
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