
Sweet Sue Boneless Chicken with Broth, 50 oz Can
50 oz can · 25 two-ounce servings · fully cooked
$11.48for 1 can · 23¢ an ounce
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- 25 servings of 2 oz (56 g)
- 10 g protein and 70 calories a serving
- 270 mg sodium a serving
- Labeled gluten free
Canned boneless chicken in broth
Cooked chicken by the pot, broth included
The 50 oz can holds boneless chicken meat packed in its own broth, fully cooked and ready to serve. The label counts 25 two-ounce servings with 10 g of protein each. It is the food-service size: one can for a big casserole, a pot pie for a crowd or a week of chicken salad.
How to serve it
- Open the can and lift the chicken out of the broth.
- Pull it apart for casseroles, pot pies, soups or chicken salad.
- Keep the broth for the same pot.
Boneless Chicken with Broth, 50 oz Can: the label
| Calories | 70 |
|---|---|
| Total fat | 3 g |
| Saturated fat | 1 g |
| Cholesterol | 30 mg |
| Sodium | 270 mg 11% DV |
| Total carbohydrate | 1 g |
| Protein | 10 g |
Ingredients
- Chicken meat,
- chicken broth,
- less than 2% of modified corn starch,
- salt,
- sodium phosphate,
- garlic powder,
- carrageenan.
| What it is | Boneless chicken meat packed in its own chicken broth |
|---|---|
| Net | 50 oz (3 lb 2 oz) |
| Pack | Can |
| Can size | 4.25 in across, 7 in tall |
| Ready to eat | Fully cooked, ready to serve |
| On the front of the label | Boneless Chicken with Broth · Fully Cooked, Ready to Serve |
| Gluten | Labeled gluten free |
| Allergens named | None named on the label |
| Packs | 1 can and 2 cans |
| Brand | Sweet Sue |
Labels change between production runs. Read the can you receive, above all if you manage an allergy. All Sweet Sue labels compared.
Boneless Chicken with Broth, 50 oz Can: packs by the ounce
The single can has the lowest price per ounce: 23¢.
| Pack | Total net | Price | Per ounce | Per serving |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Single can | 50 oz | $11.48 | 23¢ | 46¢ |
| Pack of 2 | 100 oz | $22.96 | 23¢ | 46¢ |
Questions about Boneless Chicken with Broth, 50 oz Can
What does Sweet Sue Boneless Chicken with Broth, 50 oz Can cost?
Sweet Sue Boneless Chicken with Broth, 50 oz Can starts at $11.48 for 1 can. The single can is the lowest per ounce, at 23¢.
How many servings are in Sweet Sue Boneless Chicken with Broth, 50 oz Can?
The label counts 25 servings of 2 oz (56 g). A serving has 70 calories, 10 g of protein and 270 mg of sodium.
What are the ingredients of Sweet Sue Boneless Chicken with Broth, 50 oz Can?
The label lists 7 ingredients, starting with chicken meat, chicken broth and less than 2% of modified corn starch.
Side by side
Boneless Chicken with Broth, 50 oz Can or Chicken Breast in Water, 10 oz Can?
Take Sweet Sue Boneless Chicken with Broth, 50 oz Can, $11.48, when you cook for a crowd and will use the broth too. Take Sweet Sue Chicken Breast in Water, 10 oz Can, $4.44, when the recipe calls for two cups of cooked chicken.
| 50 oz can | 10 oz can | |
|---|---|---|
| What is in it | Boneless chicken meat packed in its own chicken broth | Premium chunk white chicken breast with rib meat, packed in water |
| Net | 50 oz (3 lb 2 oz) | 10 oz (284 g) |
| Price | from $11.48 | from $4.44 |
| Lowest price per ounce | 23¢/oz | 44¢/oz |
What buyers say about Sweet Sue Boneless Chicken with Broth
4.1 out of 5 from 226 ratings.
- 5 star62%
- 4 star14%
- 3 star9%
- 2 star8%
- 1 star7%
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Ok, but not great
I was disapointed in the flavor, not at all what I expected.
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Pretty good, I've ordered several more cans.
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Was disappointed with this CHICKEN?!?
This is CHICKEN?!? Really?? Not at all what I expected, I will never buy it again! It looks like tuna!


