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Chicken Caesar Salad

Per serving
356.2kcal
Protein
39.65g
Servings
2
Total time
10min

Romaine and grilled chicken with parmesan and a light olive-oil dressing. It takes about 10 minutes and makes 2 servings. Each serving provides 356 calories, 39.7 g of protein, 6 g of carbohydrate and 18.9 g of fat. It is gluten-free. Nutrition is computed from the recipe's source-traceable ingredients.

Calories from macros353 kcal
  • Protein39.65 g · 45%
  • Carbs6.01 g · 6.8%
  • Fat18.91 g · 48.2%

Per serving.

Instructions

  1. 1Tear the romaine into a large bowl.
  2. 2Top with sliced chicken breast and grated parmesan.
  3. 3Dress with olive oil and a squeeze of lime, and toss.

Nutrition per serving

NutrientAmount% DV
Energy356.2 kcal
Protein39.65 g79%
Carbohydrate6.01 g2%
Fiber2.13 g8%
Total sugars1.33 g
Total fat18.91 g24%
Saturated fat4.91 g25%
Sodium360.36 mg16%
Potassium564.48 mg12%
Calcium178.61 mg14%
Iron2.26 mg13%
Magnesium51.6 mg12%
Vitamin C6.25 mg7%
Vitamin D

Computed from ingredient nutrition (USDA FoodData Central). % DV uses FDA reference amounts. Values marked “≥” are partial where an ingredient lacks a nutrient.

Frequently asked questions

How many calories are in Chicken Caesar Salad?
Chicken Caesar Salad has about 356 calories per serving (2 servings total).
How much protein is in Chicken Caesar Salad?
Chicken Caesar Salad has about 39.7 g of protein per serving.
How long does Chicken Caesar Salad take to make?
Chicken Caesar Salad takes about 10 minutes in total.
How many servings does Chicken Caesar Salad make?
This Chicken Caesar Salad recipe makes 2 servings.
Is Chicken Caesar Salad vegan?
No — Chicken Caesar Salad is not vegan.
Is Chicken Caesar Salad gluten-free?
Yes — none of the ingredients in Chicken Caesar Salad contain gluten.
Is Chicken Caesar Salad dairy-free?
No — Chicken Caesar Salad contains dairy.
What ingredients are in Chicken Caesar Salad?
Chicken Caesar Salad is made from Romaine lettuce, raw, Chicken breast, cooked, Parmesan, grated, Olive oil and Lime juice — each linked to its full nutrition on this page.

Educational information only — not medical advice. Nutrition is computed from source-traceable ingredients, not fabricated.