Both chicken and turkey breast are known for being high in protein and low in fat, but is one actually better for you?
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“Both chicken and turkey breast are great lean proteins,” Carli says. “Either choice is healthy, so it mostly depends on what you like to eat.” Davis agrees, adding that “they're almost identical from ...
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