Sodium is 650mg per tray, about 28 percent of a day, which is moderate but adds up if you eat these often. (source)
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This is a genuinely clean frozen Indian entree. The whole 283g tray is a single serving at 340 calories with a short, mostly organic ingredient list, 7g of fiber, and zero added sugar. The paneer and kidney beans bring 14g of protein, which is modest for a full meal, so if you want it to keep you full you may want to pair it with a side of yogurt or extra beans. Sodium lands at 650mg for the tray, which is reasonable for a frozen entree, and the only thing a purist might flag is the expeller pressed high oleic safflower or sunflower oil low on the ingredient list.
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Amy'sIndian Palak Paneer Creamed Spinach & Cheese with Rajmah Dal this productServing: 1 tray (283g), 1 serving per container
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