How many calories are in Pasta With White Chicken, Peas & Carrots Michelina's

1 package (227 g) of Pasta with White Chicken, Peas & Carrots by Michelina's contains 270 calories

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Nutrition Facts

Serving Size 1 package (227 g)

Calories		270
Protein	12.00 g
Fats	10.00 g
Saturated Fat	4 g	40.00 %
Trans Fat	0 g
Carbohydrate	34.00 g
Fiber	2 g	5.88 %
Sugars	2 g	5.88 %
Sodium (Na)	690 mg
Cholesterol	25 mg

Calories

270

Protein

12.00 g

Fats

10.00 g

Carbs

34.00 g

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