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Tuna with Arugula vs Dump-And-Bake Italian Fish with Broccoli and Rice

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Better choice

Dump-And-Bake Italian Fish with Broccoli and Rice is the recommended pick.

Dump-And-Bake Italian Fish with Broccoli and Rice fits this comparison better based on nutrition and cooking style.

Nutrition shown approx per eating portion

Food note

Tuna with Arugula is the better regular pick.

Tuna with Arugula looks easier to fit into regular eating because it has decent protein. Dump-And-Bake Italian Fish with Broccoli and Rice is less ideal for regular eating because fat is on the higher side.

Tuna with Arugula

Everyday-friendly

Looks more suitable for regular eating because the nutrition profile is easier to balance.

sodium is on the higher side

Dump-And-Bake Italian Fish with Broccoli and Rice

Portion watch

Can fit sometimes, but portion size and meal balance matter more here.

fat is on the higher side

Tuna with Arugula

Food 1

Tuna with Arugula

Italian · Approx Rs 25

Everyday-friendly
145 kcal15.8g protein3.9g fiber25 min
Dump-And-Bake Italian Fish with Broccoli and Rice

Food 2

Better

Dump-And-Bake Italian Fish with Broccoli and Rice

Italian · Approx Rs 45

Portion watch
365 kcal25.8g protein9.2g fiber45 min

Clear reasons

Calories

Tuna with Arugula has lower calories (145 kcal).

Protein

Dump-And-Bake Italian Fish with Broccoli and Rice has more protein (25.8 g).

Fiber

Dump-And-Bake Italian Fish with Broccoli and Rice has more fiber (9.2 g).

Side-by-side numbers

Calories

Lower is better

Tuna with Arugula
Tuna with Arugula

145 kcal

Dump-And-Bake Italian Fish with Broccoli and Rice

365 kcal

Protein

Higher is better

Dump-And-Bake Italian Fish with Broccoli and Rice
Tuna with Arugula

15.8 g

Dump-And-Bake Italian Fish with Broccoli and Rice

25.8 g

Fiber

Higher is better

Dump-And-Bake Italian Fish with Broccoli and Rice
Tuna with Arugula

3.9 g

Dump-And-Bake Italian Fish with Broccoli and Rice

9.2 g

Carbs

Higher is better

Dump-And-Bake Italian Fish with Broccoli and Rice
Tuna with Arugula

15.8 g

Dump-And-Bake Italian Fish with Broccoli and Rice

40.6 g

Fat

Lower is better

Tuna with Arugula
Tuna with Arugula

7.2 g

Dump-And-Bake Italian Fish with Broccoli and Rice

17.8 g

Sodium

Lower is better

Tuna with Arugula
Tuna with Arugula

839 mg

Dump-And-Bake Italian Fish with Broccoli and Rice

1538 mg

Time

Lower is better

Tuna with Arugula
Tuna with Arugula

25 min

Dump-And-Bake Italian Fish with Broccoli and Rice

45 min

Keep in mind

Dump-And-Bake Italian Fish with Broccoli and Rice: sodium is high: If you are watching salt, check the recipe details before choosing.

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