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  1. Broiled Northern Indians Plains Pricklypear
Broiled Northern Indians Plains Pricklypear

Broiled Northern Indians Plains Pricklypear

Source of Calorie

Nutrition Facts

Amount% Daily Value

Total Carbohydrates

1.62 g

1%

Net Carbohydrates

1.62 g

1%

Sugars

No data

-

Added Sugars

No data

-

Dietary Fiber

No data

-

Protein

0.03 g

0%

Total Fat

0.02 g

0%

Saturated Fat

No data

-

Monounsaturated Fat

No data

-

Polyunsaturated Fat

No data

-

Trans Fat

No data

-

Cholesterol

No data

-

Vitamins

Vitamin A

No data

-

Vitamin C

0.46 mg

0%

Vitamin D

No data

-

Minerals

Sodium

No data

-

Potassium

No data

-

Calcium

No data

-

Magnesium

No data

-

Iron

No data

-

Zinc

No data

-

*The % Daily Value (DV) tells you how much a nutrient in a serving of food contributes to a daily diet. 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice.

About

1 pad of Broiled Northern Indians Plains Pricklypear contains 7 calories, 1.62g carbs, 0.02g fat, and 0.03g protein.
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