Assertion: mussel | /r/HasProperty | low
Facets:
value: in fat
type: OTHER
value: in calories
type: OTHER
value: like other types of seafood
type: OTHER
value: naturally
type: MANNER
value: in sodium
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Being low in total and saturated fat but high in omega-3 fatty acids, mussels contribute to a healthy heart.
text: Mussels are a low fat low calorie food and an excellent source of sodium (243mg), selenium (76 mcg), vitamin B12 (20 mcg), zinc (2.3 mg), and foliate (64 mcg), and as such, its consumption may be recommended.
text: They are naturally low in saturated fat and sodium while being a good source of vitamins C and B as well as amino acids, Omega 3 fatty acids plus minerals such as manganese, iron, phosphorus, potassium, zinc and selenium.
text: Although mussels are low in total fat, they contain health-promoting unsaturated fatty acids including omega 3 fat.
text: In addition, mussels are an excellent source of protein, they are low in calories and fat, they contain a number of vitamins and minerals and are easily digested, not to mention they are highly inexpensive and good value for money.
text: In addition, mussels are an excellent source of protein, they are low in calories and fat, they contain a number of vitamins and minerals and are easily digested, not to mention they are highly inexpensive and good value for money.
text: Mussels are low in fat, only containing 0,7g of saturated fat in a 3oz portion.
text: Finally, mussels are low in fat, making them heart-healthy.
text: Like other types of seafood, mussels are low in calories and fat, a good source of protein and rich in many vital nutrients your body needs for good health.