Calories in Safeway Roasted Potato Salad Chicken Breast In Barbecue Sauce With Roasted Potato Salad

Low Sugar
Instrument — Food Profile
100g
Calories

99.00

kcal
Protein

9.90

g
Carbs

9.16

g
Fat

2.72

g
Fiber

1.00

g
Sugar

2.72

g

Curious about the nutritional profile of safeway roasted potato salad chicken breast in barbecue sauce with roasted potato salad? Whether you are tracking your macros or just want to know how many calories it contain, you are in the right place. A standard 100g serving of safeway roasted potato salad chicken breast in barbecue sauce with roasted potato salad provides 99.00 calories, 9.90g of protein, and 9.16g of carbs.

Serving Size Variations

Portion Size Calories Protein Carbs Fat
100g (Standard) 99.00 kcal 9.90g 9.16g 2.72g
1 oz (28g) 28 kcal 2.8g 2.6g 0.8g
0.5 Meal Kit (404g) 400 kcal 40.0g 37.0g 11.0g

Vitamins & Minerals

Nutrient Amount
Vitamin D 1.00 mcg
Calcium 22.00 mg
Iron 0.79 mg
Potassium 371.00 mg
Sodium 141.00 mg
📊 Data Source: USDA FoodData Central Database (FDC ID: 2465450)
🩺 Reviewed by Ashwini Yadav Last Updated: July 2026

Nutrition FAQs

How many calories is in 1 0.5 meal kit of safeway roasted potato salad chicken breast in barbecue sauce with roasted potato salad?

A single 0.5 meal kit (404g) of safeway roasted potato salad chicken breast in barbecue sauce with roasted potato salad provides 400 calories.

Is safeway roasted potato salad chicken breast in barbecue sauce with roasted potato salad a good source of protein?

It contains 9.90g of protein per 100g, which is moderate.

How many calories is in safeway roasted potato salad chicken breast in barbecue sauce with roasted potato salad?

100 grams of safeway roasted potato salad chicken breast in barbecue sauce with roasted potato salad contains exactly 99.00 calories.

Can I eat safeway roasted potato salad chicken breast in barbecue sauce with roasted potato salad on a keto diet?

No, safeway roasted potato salad chicken breast in barbecue sauce with roasted potato salad has 9.16g of carbs per 100g, which may disrupt ketosis.