Half Chicken vs Go Bucket Popcorn Chicken
Red Rooster Half Chicken compared with KFC Go Bucket Popcorn Chicken, per serve, from each brand’s published Australian nutrition information.
- Protein
- 70 g
- 18 g
- Carbs
- 18 g
- 57 g
- Sugars
- 1.8 g
- 1 g
- Fat
- 23 g
- 28 g
- Saturated fat
- 5.1 g
- 2.7 g
- Fibre
- Not available
- Not available
- Sodium
- 2,170 mg
- 764 mg
Half Chicken or Go Bucket Popcorn Chicken?
Which has fewer calories, the Red Rooster Half Chicken or the KFC Go Bucket Popcorn Chicken?
The KFC Go Bucket Popcorn Chicken has fewer: 556 Cal (2,325 kJ), compared with 560 Cal (2,350 kJ).
Which has more protein, the Red Rooster Half Chicken or the KFC Go Bucket Popcorn Chicken?
The Red Rooster Half Chicken has more protein: 70 g, compared with 18 g in the KFC Go Bucket Popcorn Chicken.
Which has more carbs, the Red Rooster Half Chicken or the KFC Go Bucket Popcorn Chicken?
The KFC Go Bucket Popcorn Chicken has more carbs: 57 g, compared with 18 g in the Red Rooster Half Chicken.
Which has more fat, the Red Rooster Half Chicken or the KFC Go Bucket Popcorn Chicken?
The KFC Go Bucket Popcorn Chicken has more fat: 28 g, compared with 23 g in the Red Rooster Half Chicken.
Which has more sodium, the Red Rooster Half Chicken or the KFC Go Bucket Popcorn Chicken?
The Red Rooster Half Chicken has more sodium: 2,170 mg, compared with 764 mg in the KFC Go Bucket Popcorn Chicken.