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Swiss chard

Scientific name: Beta vulgaris var. cicla

Quick answers

Calories, Allergies and healthiness.

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Calories Low Swiss chard contains 19 calories per 100g and can be considered low in calories.
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Allergy and hypersensitivity No info Swiss chard do not cause any known allergic or hypersensitivity reaction according to our information.
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Healthiness Excellent Swiss chard is a great healthy option and can be consumed in larger amounts regularly.

Information

Everything you need to know and a little bit more.

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Handling

Storage Refrigerator
Temperature +4°C to +8°C
Shelf life / Best before 4 days
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Freezing

Can swiss chard be frozen? Yes
Preparation Blanch
Quality when defrosted Good
Tip: Write name and date on a label for easy oversight in the freezer.
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Nutritional values per 100g

Energy 19 kcal / 79 kj
Fat 0,2 g
Saturated fat 0,03 g
Carbohydrates 3,74 g
Sugars 1,1 g
Protein 1,8 g
Salt 0,21 g
Nutritional values in plain text
Swiss chard has a very low amount of fat with a very low amount of saturated fat. Contains a low amount of carbohydrates and a low amount of sugars. Swiss chard contains a lesser amount of protein and contains a pretty high amount of salt.
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Vitamins and minerals

calcium, iron, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, zinc, copper, manganese, selenium, vitamin c, thiamin, riboflavin, niacin, pantothenic acid, vitamin b6, folate, choline, betaine, vitamin a, carotene, vitamin e, vitamin k
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Cholesterol

Swiss chard contains 0 mg kolesterol per 100g, meaning its free from cholesterol.
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Allergy and hypersensitivity

Allergies No info
Cross-Reactivities No info
Labeling requirement (EU) No
Labeling requirement means that the product contains allergens that have special labeling requirements. Either in the product itself or from its ingredients.
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Diets

Keto friendly Yes
LCHF friendly Yes
Sugar free (under 0,5g) No
Fat-free (under 0,5g) Yes
Gluten-free Yes
Dairy free Yes
Lactose free Yes
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Weight and volume

1 l swiss chard in grams 150 g
1 dl swiss chard in grams 15 g
1 cl swiss chard in grams 1,5 g
1 ml swiss chard in grams 0,15 g
1 tbsp swiss chard in grams 2,25 g
1 tsp swiss chard in grams 0,75 g
1 krm swiss chard in grams 0,15 g
1 kg swiss chard in liters 6,67 liters
1 hg swiss chard in dl 6,67 dl
1 g swiss chard in ml 6,67 ml
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Exercise

Run, ride a bike or go to the gym to burn off the calories.

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Running 0,32 km / 100g To burn off a 100g of swiss chard you need to run about 0,32 km at a decent tempo.
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Biking 0,68 km / 100g To burn off a 100g of swiss chard you need to ride a bike about 0,68 km at a decent pace.
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Swimming 6 min / 100g To burn off a 100g of swiss chard you need to swim for 6 minutes at a decent intensity.
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Gym 11 min / 100g To burn off a 100g of swiss chard you need to workout for 11 minutes at a decent intensity.