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Dove and Squab (Cooked)
Better-Eats can suggest healthier alternatives for a food.
Dove and Squab (Cooked) Substitute Options
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Dove and Squab (Cooked)
219
0%
55%
45%
Low
Low
High
62 g
0 g
5.5 g
2.7 g
5.9 mg
17 mg
95 IU
0.57 mg
0.41 mcg
2.9 mg
0.06 mg
116 mg
3.7 g
0 g
57 mg
0 g
0 g
x
57
Roasted Cooked Meat and Skin Capons Chicken
229
0%
48%
52%
Low
Average
High
58.7 g
0 g
4.8 g
2.5 g
1.5 mg
14 mg
68 IU
0.43 mg
0.33 mcg
0 mg
86 mg
3.3 g
0 g
49 mg
0 g
0 g
x
50
Stewed Cooked Meat and Skin Stewing Chicken
285
0%
61%
39%
Low
Low
High
53.1 g
0 g
7.2 g
4.2 g
1.4 mg
13 mg
131 IU
0.25 mg
0.23 mcg
0 mg
79 mg
5.1 g
0 g
73 mg
0 g
0 g
x
66
Pigeon Squab Meat
142
0%
49%
51%
Low
Average
High
72.8 g
0 g
2.7 g
1.6 g
4.5 mg
13 mg
94 IU
0.53 mg
0.47 mcg
7.2 mg
90 mg
2 g
0 g
51 mg
0 g
0 g
x
57
Roasted Cooked Meat and Skin Roasting Chicken
223
0%
56%
44%
Low
Average
High
62.1 g
0 g
5.4 g
2.9 g
1.3 mg
12 mg
83 IU
0.35 mg
0.27 mcg
0 mg
76 mg
3.7 g
0 g
73 mg
0 g
0 g