Chicken and chips is not bad for you- unless that is ALL that you eat, or eat too much of it. When fried, the chicken (and the chips) will contain a lot of fat- and too much fat- along with too much sodium (salt on your chips?) is not good for you. In all things- moderation.
No. Chicken is lower in fat than other meat and a valuable source of protein, vitamins and minerals.
Grilled chicken still contains a lot of grease, which will make you fat if consumed.
Chicken and chips is not bad for you- unless that is ALL that you eat, or eat too much of it. When fried, the chicken (and the chips) will contain a lot of fat- and too much fat- along with too much sodium (salt on your chips?) is not good for you. In all things- moderation.
It's very high in fat, calories, sugar and salt.
It depends on the chicken. If it is fat than yes there can be fat. But if it is like a regular size chicken than no. No fat
Chicken fat.
Chicken fat is 100% fat and cholesterol, so it is extremely bad for your arteries. It is about the worst type of fat on the planet, in a very tight race with lard.Calories: 115 per tablespoonFat Grams: 13 gramsCalories from Fat: 100%Cholesterol: 11 mgAnd there is NO dietary fiber, protein or sodium is found in chicken fat.Be sure to always remove any visible skin and fat that you find on the bird before ingesting.
Yes, it is the rendered fat of a processed chicken.
17.4g is the total fat content of chicken nuggets.
YES. Yes, chicken contains fat. The amount of fat can vary in different parts of the chicken; white meat has less fat than dark meat. The manner of preparation also makes a big difference: fried chicken has far more fat than roasted, grilled or stewed chicken.
17.4g is the total fat content of chicken nuggets.