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Fish, devilfish, meat (Alaska Native) |
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Fish, devilfish, meat (Alaska Native) (USDA#35034) |
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| Water 80g |
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| Calories 97 |
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| Energy 407kj |
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| Protein 11g |
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| Total Fat 5g |
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| Ash 1g |
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| Total Carbohydrates 0g |
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| Calcium, Ca 12mg |
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| Iron, Fe 0mg |
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| Phosphorus, P 3mg |
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| Vitamin C, total ascorbic acid 3mg |
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| Thiamin 8mg |
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| Riboflavin 0mg |
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| Niacin 1mg |
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| Vitamin A, IU 1020IU |
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