HY-VEE
C
ProfileModerate
HOT & SPICY CHICKEN TENDERLOIN FRITTERS, HOT & SPICY CHICKEN
Frozen Foods USVerified
Label Serving
112.0 g
Barcode
075450031516
Data last verified: 1 Oct 2026
Nutritional Level Analysis (per serving)
Fat
moderate
Saturated fat
moderate
Sugars
low
Salt
high
Levels use standard FSA/WHO per-100g thresholds applied to the label's declared values. See the thresholds
AI transparency analysis is being generated for this product.
C
TRANSPARENCY PROFILE
Moderate
Some processing or additives present
Detailed Review Recommended
Profile Spectrum — Nutritional Index
A
B
CACTIVE
D
E
← Nutrient DenseMost Processed →
6.7/10
Nutrition Facts (per serving)
Energy205kcal
Carbohydrates14.29g
Sugar0g
Protein14.29g
Total Fat9.82g
Saturated Fat1.79g
Trans Fat0g
Cholesterol36mg
Fiber0.9g
Sodium1027000mg
Calcium18mg
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