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2 Egg Whites Omelette Stuffed with Onions vs Boiled Egg

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Better choice

Boiled Egg is the recommended pick.

Boiled Egg fits this comparison better based on nutrition and cooking style.

Nutrition shown approx per eating portion

Food note

Boiled Egg is the better regular pick.

Boiled Egg looks easier to fit into regular eating because it has lighter calorie portion. 2 Egg Whites Omelette Stuffed with Onions is less ideal for regular eating because low fiber, so it may not keep you full for long.

2 Egg Whites Omelette Stuffed with Onions

Portion watch

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

low fiber, so it may not keep you full for long

Boiled Egg

Balanced choice

Can work in a regular meal when portion size and the rest of the plate are balanced.

low fiber, so it may not keep you full for long

2 Egg Whites Omelette Stuffed with Onions

Food 1

2 Egg Whites Omelette Stuffed with Onions

North Indian · Approx Rs 10

Portion watch
51 kcal6.8g protein0.5g fiber10 min
Boiled Egg

Food 2

Better

Boiled Egg

West Indian · Approx Rs 5

Balanced choice
67 kcal6.6g protein0.0g fiber15 min

Clear reasons

Calories

2 Egg Whites Omelette Stuffed with Onions has lower calories (51 kcal).

Fiber

2 Egg Whites Omelette Stuffed with Onions has more fiber (0.5 g).

Sodium

Boiled Egg has lower sodium (62 mg).

Side-by-side numbers

Calories

Lower is better

2 Egg Whites Omelette Stuffed with Onions
2 Egg Whites Omelette Stuffed with Onions

51 kcal

Boiled Egg

67 kcal

Protein

Higher is better

Close
2 Egg Whites Omelette Stuffed with Onions

6.8 g

Boiled Egg

6.6 g

Fiber

Higher is better

2 Egg Whites Omelette Stuffed with Onions
2 Egg Whites Omelette Stuffed with Onions

0.5 g

Boiled Egg

0.0 g

Carbs

Higher is better

2 Egg Whites Omelette Stuffed with Onions
2 Egg Whites Omelette Stuffed with Onions

2.5 g

Boiled Egg

0.0 g

Fat

Lower is better

Boiled Egg
2 Egg Whites Omelette Stuffed with Onions

5.2 g

Boiled Egg

4.6 g

Sodium

Lower is better

Boiled Egg
2 Egg Whites Omelette Stuffed with Onions

876 mg

Boiled Egg

62 mg

Time

Lower is better

2 Egg Whites Omelette Stuffed with Onions
2 Egg Whites Omelette Stuffed with Onions

10 min

Boiled Egg

15 min

Keep in mind

2 Egg Whites Omelette Stuffed with Onions: may not fill alone: Pair it with dal, curd, paneer, egg, sprouts, or another filling side.

Boiled Egg: may not fill alone: Pair it with dal, curd, paneer, egg, sprouts, or another filling side.

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