Spiced Chicken Steak, Sweet Potatoes and Wilted Spinach
Tender chicken breast marinated with warming spices, then grilled to perfection. Served with spiced sweet potatoes, wilted spinach, and a cooling yoghurt dressing for a clean, high-protein meal where aromatic spices meet vibrant greens and refreshing creaminess. Medium Calories442 kcal Fat10 g Carbs44 g Protein44 g Ingredients Chicken breast, sweet potato, spinach, yoghurt (MILK), light soy sauce (WHEAT, SOYA), ketchup, vinegar (BARLEY), honey, ginger, garlic, olive pomace oil, paprika, garlic powder, chilli flake, salt, black pepper Allergens DAIRY, GLUTEN, SOYA Food Allergen Disclaimer: Our kitchen is NOT an allergy-free kitchen. We cannot guarantee that our products are free from ingredients that may affect those with food allergies although we take every precaution to prevent any cross contamination. Cooking Instructions Our meals can be microwaved or heated in the oven. Remove any salad or sauce pots before heating. Heat until piping hot and then leave to stand for 1 minute. Microwave: Remove the sleeve and pierce the film. Heat on full power for 3 minutes. Oven: Preheat oven to 180 degrees. Remove the sleeve and pierce the film. Heat for 25 minutes.
How it compares
More than 75% of the 1046 meals we track.
75th percentileHigher than 17% of the 1046 meals we track.
17th percentileThis brand doesn’t publish it, so the meal sits outside this comparison.
Worth knowing
- Contains gluten, milk and soya, as declared by Foodery.
Reference intakes are published UK adult figures — a 6g daily maximum for salt, 20g for saturates and a 30g recommendation for fibre. We divide; we don’t score.
Full nutrition — as published by Foodery
| Nutrient | Per Serving | Per 100g |
|---|---|---|
| Energy / Calories | 442 kcal | — |
| Protein | 44 g | — |
| Carbohydrates | 44 g | — |
| of which sugars | Not published | — |
| Fat | 10 g | — |
| of which saturates | Not published | — |
| Dietary Fibre | Not published | — |
| Salt | Not published | — |
| Sodium equivalent | Not published | — |
A blank means Foodery doesn’t publish it — we never fill the gap with a zero or an estimate.
Ingredients and allergens — 17 listed, in order
Chicken breast, sweet potato, spinach, yoghurt (MILK), light soy sauce (WHEAT, SOYA), ketchup, vinegar (BARLEY), honey, ginger, garlic, olive pomace oil, paprika, garlic powder, chilli flake, salt, black pepper
Contains (brand-declared)
May contain traces
No separate trace allergens publishedSuitable for
The maths — protein density, cost per 100 calories and six more
Worked out from the figures the brand publishes. Click any of them to see the sum and the inputs used.
Where each number came from — 5 fields, traced to Foodery
Where each number came from
Every figure on this page was read from Foodery's own published pages. Below is the text we read, and where on their site we read it.
| Field | What their page said | What we stored | How we read it | Certainty |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| protein_g | 44 g | 44 g | html selector | Read as published |
| carbs_g | 44 g | 44 g | html selector | Read as published |
| fat_g | 10 g | 10 g | html selector | Read as published |
| ingredient_list_text | Chicken breast, sweet potato, spinach, yoghurt (MILK), light soy sauce (WHEAT, SOYA), ketchup, vinegar (BARLEY), honey, ginger, garlic, olive pomace oil, paprika, garlic powder, chilli flake, salt, black pepper | Chicken breast, sweet potato, spinach, yoghurt (MILK), light soy sauce (WHEAT, SOYA), ketchup, vinegar (BARLEY), honey, ginger, garlic, olive pomace oil, paprika, garlic powder, chilli flake, salt, black pepper | html selector | Read as published |
| calories_kcal | 442 kcal | 442 kcal | html selector | Read as published |
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Recipes get reformulated and portions shrink without an announcement. We read this page every week anyway.
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