Calories in Reverse Blend 65 Dark/35 White Meat Tyson Fully Cooked All Natural* Low Sodium Pulled Chicken

Keto Friendly High Protein Low Sugar
Instrument — Food Profile
100g
Calories

155.00

kcal
Protein

23.30

g
Carbs

1.33

g
Fat

6.29

g
Fiber

0.00

g
Sugar

0.02

g

Curious about the nutritional profile of reverse blend 65 dark/35 white meat tyson fully cooked all natural* low sodium pulled chicken? 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 reverse blend 65 dark/35 white meat tyson fully cooked all natural* low sodium pulled chicken provides 155.00 calories, 23.30g of protein, and 1.33g of carbs.

Serving Size Variations

Portion Size Calories Protein Carbs Fat
100g (Standard) 155.00 kcal 23.30g 1.33g 6.29g
1 oz (28g) 43 kcal 6.5g 0.4g 1.8g
100 GRAM (100g) 155 kcal 23.3g 1.3g 6.3g

Vitamins & Minerals

Nutrient Amount
Calcium 9.68 mg
Iron 0.99 mg
Potassium 415.00 mg
Sodium 138.00 mg
📊 Data Source: USDA FoodData Central Database (FDC ID: 2743436)
🩺 Reviewed by Ashwini Yadav Last Updated: July 2026

Nutrition FAQs

How many calories is in reverse blend 65 dark/35 white meat tyson fully cooked all natural* low sodium pulled chicken?

100 grams of reverse blend 65 dark/35 white meat tyson fully cooked all natural* low sodium pulled chicken contains exactly 155.00 calories.

How many calories is in 1 100 gram of reverse blend 65 dark/35 white meat tyson fully cooked all natural* low sodium pulled chicken?

A single 100 gram (100g) of reverse blend 65 dark/35 white meat tyson fully cooked all natural* low sodium pulled chicken provides 155 calories.

Can I eat reverse blend 65 dark/35 white meat tyson fully cooked all natural* low sodium pulled chicken on a keto diet?

Yes, reverse blend 65 dark/35 white meat tyson fully cooked all natural* low sodium pulled chicken is highly keto-friendly with only 1.33g of carbs per 100g.

Does reverse blend 65 dark/35 white meat tyson fully cooked all natural* low sodium pulled chicken help build muscle?

Yes, it is high in protein with 23.30g per 100g, making it great for muscle growth.