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Roasted Vegetables with Sweet Potatoes vs Makhana Kheer

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Better choice

Roasted Vegetables with Sweet Potatoes is the recommended pick.

Roasted Vegetables with Sweet Potatoes fits this comparison better based on nutrition and cooking style.

Nutrition shown approx per eating portion

Food note

Roasted Vegetables with Sweet Potatoes is the better regular pick.

Roasted Vegetables with Sweet Potatoes looks easier to fit into regular eating because it has high fiber. Makhana Kheer is less ideal for regular eating because fat is on the higher side.

Roasted Vegetables with Sweet Potatoes

Everyday-friendly

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

high fiber

Makhana Kheer

Everyday-friendly

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

fat is on the higher side

Food 1

Better

Roasted Vegetables with Sweet Potatoes

International Mediterranean · Approx Rs 25

Everyday-friendly

174 kcal5.4g protein11.3g fiber40 min

Food 2

Makhana Kheer

Bihari · Approx Rs 370

Everyday-friendly

487 kcal15.4g protein4.2g fiber60 min

Food 1

Everyday-friendly

Roasted Vegetables with Sweet Potatoes

International Mediterranean · Approx Rs 25

Calories

174 kcal

Protein

5.4 g

Fiber

11.3 g

Time

40 min

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Food 2

Everyday-friendly

Makhana Kheer

Bihari · Approx Rs 370

Calories

487 kcal

Protein

15.4 g

Fiber

4.2 g

Time

60 min

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Clear reasons

Calories

Roasted Vegetables with Sweet Potatoes has lower calories (174 kcal).

Protein

Makhana Kheer has more protein (15.4 g).

Fiber

Roasted Vegetables with Sweet Potatoes has more fiber (11.3 g).

Side-by-side numbers

Calories

Lower is better

Roasted Vegetables with Sweet Potatoes

174 kcal

Makhana Kheer

487 kcal

Protein

Higher is better

Makhana Kheer

Roasted Vegetables with Sweet Potatoes

5.4 g

Makhana Kheer

15.4 g

Fiber

Higher is better

Roasted Vegetables with Sweet Potatoes

11.3 g

Makhana Kheer

4.2 g

Carbs

Higher is better

Makhana Kheer

Roasted Vegetables with Sweet Potatoes

33.4 g

Makhana Kheer

64.6 g

Fat

Lower is better

Roasted Vegetables with Sweet Potatoes

6.4 g

Makhana Kheer

19.8 g

Sodium

Lower is better

Makhana Kheer

Roasted Vegetables with Sweet Potatoes

162 mg

Makhana Kheer

145 mg

Time

Lower is better

Roasted Vegetables with Sweet Potatoes

40 min

Makhana Kheer

60 min

ItemRoasted Vegetables with Sweet PotatoesMakhana Kheer

Calories174 kcal487 kcal

Protein5.4 g15.4 g

Fiber11.3 g4.2 g

Carbs33.4 g64.6 g

Fat6.4 g19.8 g

Sodium162 mg145 mg

Time40 min60 min

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