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Re: Sauteeing Problems
      04/13/11 06:46 AM
Syl

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Loc: SK, CANADA

Something doesn't make sense.

The average chicken breast contains about 15 grams of fat. A 1/4 second spritz of pam contains 0.3 grams of canola oil. Even a 1/2 teaspoon of olive oil used to brush the pan and the chicken contains only about 2 grams of fat. About 90% or more of the fat comes from the chicken breast not the pam or the olive oil.

Next time you try this perhaps you could post all of the foods you ate with a meal of chicken breast. The problem might reside with the other foods you are eating with the chicken.

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04/13/11 06:46 AM
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