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Nutritional info for meat on the bone

Officer Giggles · 2020-05-22 13:00:00

Is the nutritional info on a pack of chicken wings or drumsticks relevant for the meat only or is the weight of the bone included. Obviously if the bone is included it would reduce the quantity I could eat. Thanks

22-05-2020 01:00PM

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Officer Giggles

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Is the nutritional info on a pack of chicken wings or drumsticks relevant for the meat only or is the weight of the bone included.

Obviously if the bone is included it would reduce the quantity I could eat.

Thanks

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#2 31-05-2020 10:26AM

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Its just for the meat by weight.

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#3 02-06-2020 03:58PM

dastardly00

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You'll have to weigh the wings before eating, and then weigh the bones after in order to work out the quantity of meat consumed. Then use the nutrition info to calculate calories, macros etc.

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