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Salmon Fillet
Salmon
Salmon Fillet
209 kcal / 100g ⚠️ 3 alergeny
B: 22g • T: 13g • W: 1g
Chicken Breast Fillet
Chicken Breast
Chicken Breast Fillet
96 kcal / 100g ⚠️ 2 alergeny
B: 20g • T: 1g • W: 1g
Chicken Breast Fillet 2
Chicken Breast
Chicken Breast Fillet 2
106 kcal / 100g ⚠️ 2 alergeny
B: 21g • T: 2g • W: 1g
Lamb, Filet, Raw
Fleisch Und Innereien/Lamm;Schaf
Lamb, Filet, Raw
116 kcal / 100g ⚠️ 2 alergeny
B: 20g • T: 3g • W: 1g
Lamb, Filet, "Medium" Fried (Without Addition of Fat and Salt)
Fleisch Und Innereien/Lamm;Schaf
Lamb, Filet, "Medium" Fried (Without Addition of Fat and Salt)
140 kcal / 100g ⚠️ 2 alergeny
B: 26g • T: 4g • W: 1g
Salmon, Zucht, Filet, Steamed (Without Addition of Fat and Salt)
Fisch/Meeresfische
Salmon, Zucht, Filet, Steamed (Without Addition of Fat and Salt)
184 kcal / 100g ⚠️ 3 alergeny
B: 19g • T: 12g • W: 1g
Dorsch, Fillet, Steamed (Without Addition of Fat and Salt)
Fisch/Meeresfische
Dorsch, Fillet, Steamed (Without Addition of Fat and Salt)
77 kcal / 100g ⚠️ 3 alergeny
B: 17g • T: 1g • W: 1g
Calf, Filet, Raw
Fleisch Und Innereien/Kalb
Calf, Filet, Raw
119 kcal / 100g ⚠️ 2 alergeny
B: 21g • T: 4g • W: 0g
Pig, Filet, Raw
Fleisch Und Innereien/Schwein
Pig, Filet, Raw
125 kcal / 100g ⚠️ 3 alergeny
B: 22g • T: 4g • W: 1g
Pork, Filet, Fried (Without Added Fat and Salt)
Fleisch Und Innereien/Schwein
Pork, Filet, Fried (Without Added Fat and Salt)
157 kcal / 100g ⚠️ 2 alergeny
B: 29g • T: 4g • W: 1g
Horse Filet, Raw
Fleisch Und Innereien/Sonstige Tierarten
Horse Filet, Raw
105 kcal / 100g ⚠️ 2 alergeny
B: 21g • T: 2g • W: 1g
Horse, Fillet, Fried (without Addition of Fat and Salt)
Fleisch Und Innereien/Sonstige Tierarten
Horse, Fillet, Fried (without Addition of Fat and Salt)
133 kcal / 100g ⚠️ 2 alergeny
B: 28g • T: 2g • W: 1g
Beef Filet, Raw
Fleisch Und Innereien/Rind
Beef Filet, Raw
110 kcal / 100g ⚠️ 2 alergeny
B: 22g • T: 2g • W: 1g
Fish, Filet, 'Medium' Fried (without Added Fat and Salt)
Fleisch Und Innereien/Rind
Fish, Filet, 'Medium' Fried (without Added Fat and Salt)
133 kcal / 100g ⚠️ 2 alergeny
B: 28g • T: 2g • W: 1g
Flounder, Filet, Steamed (without Addition of Fat and Salt)
Fisch/Meeresfische
Flounder, Filet, Steamed (without Addition of Fat and Salt)
69 kcal / 100g ⚠️ 2 alergeny
B: 16g • T: 1g • W: 0g
Fish (Cut), Filet, Steamed (Without Addition of Fat and Salt)
Fisch
Fish (Cut), Filet, Steamed (Without Addition of Fat and Salt)
150 kcal / 100g ⚠️ 2 alergeny
B: 20g • T: 8g • W: 1g
Rabbit Fillet, Raw
Fleisch Und Innereien/Sonstige Tierarten
Rabbit Fillet, Raw
115 kcal / 100g ⚠️ 2 alergeny
B: 24g • T: 2g • W: 1g

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Walnuts are an excellent source of antioxidants and omega-3s, which may reduce inflammation and promote heart health.
What is kefir?
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What is tofu made of?
Tofu is made from condensed soy milk that is pressed into solid white blocks, offering a great plant-based protein source.
Are avocados healthy?
Yes, avocados are rich in heart-healthy monounsaturated fats, fiber, and potassium.
Is salmon healthy?
Salmon is an excellent source of high-quality protein, omega-3 fatty acids, and various essential vitamins and minerals.
Why are bananas healthy?
Bananas are high in potassium and contain pectin, a form of fiber. They can also be a good way to get magnesium and vitamins C and B6.
Are eggs good for you?
Eggs are a very good source of inexpensive, high-quality protein. They are rich in vitamins and minerals.

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