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How many calories in chicken breast?

There are different types of chicken breast. For instance, fat-free chicken breast contains 334 kilojoules per 100g (94 cals per oz) and oven-roasted chicken breast contains 332 kilojoules per 100g (94 cals per oz). This means it is more fattening than most sausage or luncheon meat.

What is the calorific value of chicken breast (meat from the breast of a chicken)?

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chicken breast is having the relationship 'commonly translates as' with "chicken breast"

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fat-free chicken breast is a subclass of chicken breast

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80 calories per 100g is the calorific value of the substance fat-free chicken breast

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334 kilojoules per 100g is the calorific value of the substance fat-free chicken breast

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oven-roasted chicken breast is a subclass of chicken breast

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79 calories per 100g is the calorific value of the substance oven-roasted chicken breast

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332 kilojoules per 100g is the calorific value of the substance oven-roasted chicken breast

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fat-free chicken breast is having the relationship 'commonly translates as' with "fat-free chicken breast"

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oven-roasted chicken breast is having the relationship 'commonly translates as' with "oven-roasted chicken breast"

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calorific value per weight or volume is a subclass of scalar quantity

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chicken breast is a subclass of substance

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chicken breast is a subclass of foodstuff

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chicken breast is a subclass of sausage or luncheon meat

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