they contain 100-157 fats that's why there is so many yellowish fats
Yes, it is the rendered fat of a processed chicken.
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The fat content in chicken varies depending on the cut and whether the skin is included. On average, skinless, boneless chicken breast contains about 3 grams of fat per 100 grams, which translates to approximately 0.03 grams of fat per gram. In contrast, chicken thighs with skin can contain around 10-15 grams of fat per 100 grams, or about 0.1 to 0.15 grams of fat per gram. Always check specific nutritional labels for precise values.
a chicken with fat flabsAnswer Chicken tends to be high in fats and calories but is also high in protein as long you're eating the meat not the organs or the neck. Turkey has fewer fats compare to chicken.
Chicken fat is bad because it can contain 100-150 grams of fat.
There are approximately 9 grams of fat in baked chicken skin.
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.
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It reduces the fat content of the meat by a great deal. Dieters often remove the skin (fat) as the meat of the chicken in not very high in fat without it.
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.
Duck and goose are higher in fat than chicken. Both have almost double the amount of fat as white meat chicken with skin and almost six times the amount of fat of white meat chicken without the skin.
The actual meat has almost not fat, it is nearly pure muscle. It is the skin covering the meat that contains the fat.