Marinated Vegetables
Old Country Buffet
13.45
% from protein33.61
% from carbs33.61
% from fatNutrition Facts
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Marinated Vegetables Nutrients FAQs
Nutrients
- Marinated Vegetables has 150mg of Sodium, Na.
What is the calorie content of Marinated Vegetables?
A typical serving 1 spoon (100 grams) of Marinated Vegetables contains approximately 50 calories.
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How much fat content does a Marinated Vegetables have?
The amount of fat in Marinated Vegetables depends on the ingredients and preparation method. On average, one serving 1 spoon (100 grams) of Marinated Vegetables contains approximately 3.5 grams of fat.
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How much protein does a Marinated Vegetables have?
The protein content in Marinated Vegetables depends on the ingredients exists in it. On average, 1 spoon (100 grams) of Marinated Vegetables contains approximately 2 grams of protein.
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How much sugar does a Marinated Vegetables have?
On average, 1 spoon (100 grams) contains about 3 grams of sugar.
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How Much carbohydrates (carbs) is in Marinated Vegetables?
The amount of carbohydrates (carbs) in Marinated Vegetables depends on its serving size and preparation. On average, 1 spoon (100 grams) contains about 5 grams of carbohydrates.
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How Much Fiber is in Marinated Vegetables?
Marinated Vegetables contains approximately 2 grams of fiber in 1 spoon (100 grams).
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What vitamins and minerals are in a Marinated Vegetables?
Marinated Vegetables contains following minerals:
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Does Marinated Vegetables contain caffeine?
Marinated Vegetables does not contain any caffeine.
Does Marinated Vegetables contain alcohol?
Marinated Vegetables does not contain any alcohol.
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Does the Nutribit app provide detailed nutritional information for Marinated Vegetables?
Yes, Nutribit breaks down all macronutrients (carbs, proteins, fats) and micronutrients (vitamins, minerals) for Marinated Vegetables and many other foods for free. It will also track your daily nutrients and notify you!
Can I customize Marinated Vegetables quantity and other information, in the Nutribit app for FREE?
Yes, you can customize the quantity and nutritional information of Marinated Vegetables in the Nutribit app for free! The app allows you to adjust serving sizes, including fractional quantities, to match your exact portion of Marinated Vegetables and more than 1 million food items. You can also view detailed macronutrient and micronutrient breakdowns for the customized amount without requiring a premium subscription.
How can I use Nutribit to monitor sugar intake from Marinated Vegetables for free?
Yes! Since Marinated Vegetables contain sugar, their contribution to your daily sugar intake is automatically included in the sugar tracking and it will notify you when you reach your daily sugar limit.
How can I use Nutribit to know water intake from Marinated Vegetables with water tracking feature?
Nutribit automatically calculates the water content of Marinated Vegetables and adds it to your daily hydration log. Simply log Marinated Vegetables in your meals or snacks, and the app will include its water contribution in your total water intake for the day, helping you stay hydrated effortlessly.
Can I set a weight loss goal that includes Marinated Vegetables as part of my diet?
Absolutely. Nutribit allows you to plan balanced meals, including Marinated Vegetables and more than 1 millions food items, to fit your calorie and macronutrient goals for weight loss!
Is the Nutribit app free to use?
Nutribit is a completely free app. Nutribit offers free tracking tracking with more than 1 million food items and every workout you need, healthy recipes, and personalized diet plans.
Can I access Marinated Vegetables nutritional data offline in Nutribit?
Yes, once logged or saved in your meal plans, Marinated Vegetables data can be accessed offline in the Nutribit app anytime anywhere!
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