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Am I calculating this correctly?
This pack of chicken breasts I bought has five. Its net weight is 4.50. Dividing gets me to 0.9 lb. Converting to ounces gets me to 14.4 ounces each...
I looked it up and apparently, each chicken breast is around 700 cals and 120 grams of protein. I'm calculating incorrectly, aren't I?
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>each chicken breast is around 700 cals and 120 grams of protein
chicken must've been an absolute monster
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>>36759383
Plain boneless skinless chicken breasts are usually around 300 calories each.
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>>36759399
Yeah, how can I get down to rhe actual amount?
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>>36759383
An average breast is 6-8 oz, or about 0.5 lb. Yours is twice the normal size, so in theory 700 cals is normal. But those sound like xboxhueg breasts.
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buy a food scale and never have this problem again
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>>36759416
https://www.caloriecount.com/calories-tyson-foods-fresh-boneless-skinless-i110506
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>>36759430
Xbox huge? Each is about the size of my hand and pretty thick.
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how are you ever going to make it if you can't handle weighing a piece of food?
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>>36759471
I don't have a food scale and those numbers seem trump yuge
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>>36759486
go buy a scale then you faggot it's like 20 bucks for a good scale.
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