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Rfissa calories

Rfissa is torn msemen or trid bread under chicken, lentils and a broth spiced with ras el hanout and fenugreek. In Morocco it is made for a new mother and for family gatherings.

Rfissa

1 plate · 350 g

623kcal

  • Protein

    33g

  • Carbs

    67g

  • Fat

    26g

Where the calories come from

Protein21%Carbs42%Fat37%

Fibre
7.7g
Sugars
4.9g
Saturated fat
6.7g
Sodium
1,540mg

Per 100 g178 kcal · Protein 9.4 g · Carbs 19 g · Fat 7.4 g

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A smaller or a bigger serving

The same dish at three sizes. Your own plate is rarely the default, which is why CalJoy estimates the portion from the photo.

  • Half a serving

    175 g

    312kcal

    Protein 16 g · Carbs 33 g · Fat 13 g

  • One serving

    350 g

    623kcal

    Protein 33 g · Carbs 67 g · Fat 26 g

  • One and a half

    525 g

    935kcal

    Protein 49 g · Carbs 100 g · Fat 39 g

Questions

How many calories are in rfissa?

Rfissa: about 623 kcal for 1 plate (350 g), or 178 kcal per 100 g.

How much protein, carbohydrate and fat is in rfissa?

Rfissa, 1 plate (350 g): 33 g of protein, 67 g of carbohydrate and 26 g of fat.

Where do these figures come from?

These are the figures the CalJoy app counts with when it recognises a dish in a photo, read from its food table rather than written for these pages. Regional dishes come from CalJoy’s regional table, per 100 g of a typical recipe. Generic foods such as rice, bread or fruit come from CIQUAL 2020, the food-composition table of ANSES, the French food safety agency. Recipes vary from one kitchen to the next, so read this as a typical serving, not as yours.

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