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Sainsbury's Chinese Style Chicken Curry Banquet nutrition: calories, saturated fat and salt
Sainsbury's Chinese Style Chicken Curry Banquet is a ready meal, a complete dish cooked and packaged to reheat at home. Alongside the main ingredients it typically carries added salt, fat and other components of convenience food, which places it in NOVA group 4. The numbers below show what the pack delivers; it is a handy option, though the same dish cooked at home usually has less salt and saturated fat. It adds vitamins, minerals and fibre to your day. Work out what a pack delivers, for any age, below.
Sainsbury's Chinese Style Chicken Curry Banquet nutrition calculator
Calories, sugar, fat and salt by portion. Change the age and every percentage updates.
Sainsbury's Chinese Style Chicken Curry Banquet nutrition per 100g and per portion
Typical values
Per 100g
Per portion (500g)
Energy
129
645
Fat
4.8g
24g
of which saturates
0.9g
4.5g
Carbohydrate
14.6g
73g
of which sugars
2g
10g
of which added sugars
0g
0g
Fibre
1.4g
7g
Protein
6.2g
31g
Salt
0.62g
3.1g
Calories, saturated fat and salt, by age
For a whole ready meal the numbers that matter most are calories, saturated fat and salt. The tables below set each against age-appropriate guidance.
Calories in Sainsbury's Chinese Style Chicken Curry Banquet by age
One pack (500g) provides about 645 calories. Set against a typical day's energy, that is a large share of the total, more so for younger children.
Age group
Typical daily calories
In one pack (500g)
% of that
Adult
2250kcal
645kcal
29%
Age 15 to 18
2433kcal
645kcal
27%
Age 11 to 14
2033kcal
645kcal
32%
Age 7 to 10
1750kcal
645kcal
37%
Age 4 to 6
1550kcal
645kcal
42%
Sugar in Sainsbury's Chinese Style Chicken Curry Banquet
One pack (500g) contains about 10.0g of total sugar. A UK label does not separate natural from added sugar, but for a dish like this we estimate roughly 0.0g of it is added in cooking, with the rest coming naturally from ingredients such as vegetables, tomato or dairy. Added (free) sugar is the part that counts toward the daily limit the NHS sets, shown by age below.
Age group
Daily free sugar limit
In one pack (500g)
% of that
Adult
30g
0g
0%
Age 15 to 18
30g
0g
0%
Age 11 to 14
30g
0g
0%
Age 7 to 10
24g
0g
0%
Age 4 to 6
19g
0g
0%
Estimated figure. UK labels declare total sugars only, not added sugars, so the added amount here is estimated from the total by subtracting the sugar typically found naturally in a dish of this type. Treat it as a guide, not a label value.
Fat in Sainsbury's Chinese Style Chicken Curry Banquet: high, mostly saturated
Sainsbury's Chinese Style Chicken Curry Banquet is naturally high in fat, with about 24.0g per portion, and most of it is saturated (4.5g). There is 0g of added fat, but the table shows how the saturated fat compares with the daily maximum, so it is best enjoyed in smaller amounts.
Age group
Max saturated fat
In one pack (500g)
% of that
Adult
24g
4.5g
19%
Age 15 to 18
30g
4.5g
15%
Age 11 to 14
25g
4.5g
18%
Age 7 to 10
22g
4.5g
20%
Age 4 to 6
18g
4.5g
25%
Salt in Sainsbury's Chinese Style Chicken Curry Banquet by age
Because sainsbury's chinese style chicken curry banquet is salted, a portion carries about 3.1g of salt. Children have lower daily salt limits than adults, so it is worth checking against the guidance below.
Age group
Max salt
In one pack (500g)
% of that
Adult
6g
3.1g
52%
Age 15 to 18
6g
3.1g
52%
Age 11 to 14
6g
3.1g
52%
Age 7 to 10
5g
3.1g
62%
Age 4 to 6
3g
3.1g
103%
Protein in Sainsbury's Chinese Style Chicken Curry Banquet by age
One pack (500g) provides about 31.0g of protein. The table shows how that compares with daily protein needs by age.
Age group
Daily protein (RNI)
In one pack (500g)
% of that
Adult
50g
31g
62%
Age 15 to 18
55g
31g
56%
Age 11 to 14
42g
31g
74%
Age 7 to 10
28g
31g
111%
Age 4 to 6
20g
31g
155%
Is Sainsbury's Chinese Style Chicken Curry Banquet processed?
Yes. Sainsbury's Chinese Style Chicken Curry Banquet is an ultra-processed food (NOVA group 4). Ready meals are formulated with added salt, fats, starches and additives to survive packaging and reheating. As an occasional convenience that is fine, but cooking the same dish at home usually means less salt and saturated fat and no additives.
Sainsbury's Chinese Style Chicken Curry Banquet nutrition FAQ
How many calories are in sainsbury's chinese style chicken curry banquet?
One pack (500g) has about 645 calories.
How many calories are in sainsbury's chinese style chicken curry banquet?
One pack (500g) has about 645 calories.
Is sainsbury's chinese style chicken curry banquet good for you?
Sainsbury's Chinese Style Chicken Curry Banquet is convenient, but as an ultra-processed meal it is often high in salt and saturated fat, so best balanced with fresher meals across the week.
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Nutrition data from McCance and Widdowson and UK FoodData Central, per 100g raw edible portion; values are reference figures and can vary by variety and ripeness. Reference intakes: EU NRVs for labelling and UK RNIs (SACN) for age-based needs. For guidance only.
