It is a light meal by design, so at 210 calories and 8 oz most people will need a side or a second item to feel full. (source)
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This is one of Amy's Light Meals, a single 8 oz bowl of organic black beans, quinoa, butternut squash and Swiss chard that lands at just 210 calories with 10g of protein and a genuinely strong 8g of fiber. The ingredient list is clean and whole food based, fully organic, vegan and gluten free, with no added sugar and only 320mg of sodium, which is low for a frozen meal. The honest reality is that it is a light meal by design, so at 210 calories it works better as a lunch or a side than as a filling dinner. If you want an organic, high fiber bowl without junk, this is an easy one to reach for.
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