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A Sandwich With Ham Lettuce Egg And Chicken Nuggets With Some Chili Sauce: Carbs, Calories & Nutrition

Quick answer: approximately 2 g carbs and 220 kcal per 100 g as an indicative Glu-Scan estimate.

Important: exact nutrition varies by recipe, brand and serving size. Use current package or restaurant nutrition information when available.
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About A Sandwich With Ham Lettuce Egg And Chicken Nuggets With Some Chili Sauce

A Sandwich With Ham Lettuce Egg And Chicken Nuggets With Some Chili Sauce is a deli meat or sausage-style food.

Typical serving

A typical serving is around 56–85 g.

Where do the carbohydrates come from?

Plain meat is naturally very low in carbohydrate; small amounts may come from curing ingredients, glazes or seasonings.

Carb-counting tip

For sandwiches, count the bread and sweet condiments separately because they usually contribute far more carbohydrate.

A Sandwich With Ham Lettuce Egg And Chicken Nuggets With Some Chili Sauce nutrition profile

Protein and fat contribute most of the energy in this type of product; carbohydrate is generally modest unless the meat is sweetened or glazed.

Estimated per 100 g: 2 g carbs, 220 kcal, 20 g protein and 15 g fat.

Frequently asked questions

How many carbs are in A Sandwich With Ham Lettuce Egg And Chicken Nuggets With Some Chili Sauce?

About 2 g per 100 g as an indicative estimate.

How many calories are in A Sandwich With Ham Lettuce Egg And Chicken Nuggets With Some Chili Sauce?

About 220 kcal per 100 g.

What affects the nutrition of A Sandwich With Ham Lettuce Egg And Chicken Nuggets With Some Chili Sauce?

Plain meat is naturally very low in carbohydrate; small amounts may come from curing ingredients, glazes or seasonings.