Combo Cup – Spicy Chicken Bolas vs Corn Chips with Medium Tomatillo Salsa
Oporto Combo Cup – Spicy Chicken Bolas compared with Guzman y Gomez Corn Chips with Medium Tomatillo Salsa, per serve, from each brand’s published Australian nutrition information.
- Protein
- 22 g
- 7.9 g
- Carbs
- 54 g
- 62 g
- Sugars
- 0.8 g
- 5.1 g
- Fat
- 15 g
- 29 g
- Saturated fat
- 4.2 g
- 2.6 g
- Fibre
- Not available
- 7.4 g
- Sodium
- 805 mg
- 1,000 mg
Combo Cup – Spicy Chicken Bolas or Corn Chips with Medium Tomatillo Salsa?
Which has fewer calories, the Oporto Combo Cup – Spicy Chicken Bolas or the Guzman y Gomez Corn Chips with Medium Tomatillo Salsa?
They have the same energy: 560 Cal (2,340 kJ).
Which has more protein, the Oporto Combo Cup – Spicy Chicken Bolas or the Guzman y Gomez Corn Chips with Medium Tomatillo Salsa?
The Oporto Combo Cup – Spicy Chicken Bolas has more protein: 22 g, compared with 7.9 g in the Guzman y Gomez Corn Chips with Medium Tomatillo Salsa.
Which has more carbs, the Oporto Combo Cup – Spicy Chicken Bolas or the Guzman y Gomez Corn Chips with Medium Tomatillo Salsa?
The Guzman y Gomez Corn Chips with Medium Tomatillo Salsa has more carbs: 62 g, compared with 54 g in the Oporto Combo Cup – Spicy Chicken Bolas.
Which has more fat, the Oporto Combo Cup – Spicy Chicken Bolas or the Guzman y Gomez Corn Chips with Medium Tomatillo Salsa?
The Guzman y Gomez Corn Chips with Medium Tomatillo Salsa has more fat: 29 g, compared with 15 g in the Oporto Combo Cup – Spicy Chicken Bolas.
Which has more sodium, the Oporto Combo Cup – Spicy Chicken Bolas or the Guzman y Gomez Corn Chips with Medium Tomatillo Salsa?
The Guzman y Gomez Corn Chips with Medium Tomatillo Salsa has more sodium: 1,000 mg, compared with 805 mg in the Oporto Combo Cup – Spicy Chicken Bolas.