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The number of chunks in a pound of chicken breast can vary depending on the size of the chunks and how the chicken is cut. Generally, if you cut the chicken breast into bite-sized pieces, you might get around 8 to 12 chunks per pound. If the pieces are larger, that number could be lower. Ultimately, it depends on your specific cutting style and preferences.

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