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Nutrition at a glance
There are 260 calories in the Whole Foods Chicken Teryaki.
If you choose the (Omega Foods) Salmon Burgers instead, you would save about 160 calories. If you have this with the Honey Roasted Peanut Butter (fresh Grind), that would add an additional 179 calories to your meal. Have you eaten this food today? If so, then add it to your MyPlate calorie counter. We encourage you to write a review of this food item to contribute to The Daily Plate community. Feel free to browse more foods from Whole Foods.
You could burn off the 260 calories from this Chicken Teryaki in a variety of ways:
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Whole Foods Chicken Teryaki
Per Serving (6 oz-wt.): 260 calories (30 from fat), 3g total fat, 1g saturated fat, 1g dietary fiber, 29g protein, 22g carbohydrate, 75mg cholesterol, 1130mg sodium
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