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Chicken Strip Sriracha

MealFan pickCleanest grab and go chicken protein strip
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The catch

One tiny 23 gram strip carries 410mg of sodium, about 18 percent of the daily limit, so the salt adds up fast if you eat more than one. (source)

The honest take

This is a single free range chicken strip with a genuinely short label: chicken meat, chicken skin, sea salt, and a handful of spices, with no added sugar, no sweeteners, and no seed oils. At 70 calories and 8 grams of protein it is a clean, Whole30 approved way to get a quick savory protein hit when you want real meat over a bar full of fillers. The honest limitation is size, since one 23 gram strip is closer to a nibble than a meal, and the sodium does the heavy lifting on flavor. If you want minimally processed protein and read ingredient lists closely, it earns a spot in the bag.
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Nutrition per serving

1 strip (23g)

70Calories
8gProtein
2gCarbs
3gFat
1gFiber
0gSugar
410mgSodium
Whole30 approvedNo added sugarGluten free

Who it's for

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Clean eaters who want a minimally processed, no added sugar protein snack with a real ingredient list

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You are watching sodium or you want a filling snack, since one small strip is 410mg sodium and only 70 calories

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Typically about 2 to 3 dollars per strip. Prices move with promos and store, so check before you buy. Some links are affiliate links and never change our verdict.

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