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    How much protein's in chicken?

    I'd like to get a general idea, just so i know how much protein i eat everyday.

    problem is i dont buy boneless chix (too expensive), so i buy chix thighs, rip the skin off, and throw them in boiling in water.

    anyways, i eat usually 5 thighs with my p.w.o. meal.

    anyone know about how much protein that is??
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    there is roughly 20 grams of protein per 3 oz of cooked chicken...
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    chicken thighs, skin removed, raw:
    1oz:
    33.8 calories
    0.9g fat
    5.6g protein
    0g carbs
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    thanks guys.

    well, there's a bone also, so i'm not sure how much is just chix.

    but the package is like 4lbs, and i eat 2lbs worth of thighs (chix and bones....no, i dont eat the bones...ok, just sometimes).

    so any idea?
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    don't know what to tell you. I weigh/measure mostly everything I eat

    http://www.nal.usda.gov/fnic/foodcomp/search/
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    I think it's about 15 grams

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    Originally posted by Riverdragon
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    I think it's about 15 grams
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    Re: How much protein's in chicken?

    Originally posted by Flex
    How much protein's in chicken?
    How much do you weigh again Flex?
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    3 oz. white chicken breast, cooked, no fat, no skin, no bone is 25G I believe. That's how I've always counted it anyway.



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