Top 10 · Updated October 2026

Highest-Protein Chicken And Its Products

Chicken and its products: typically 17.3 g of protein per 100 g (median of 161 products). The chicken and its products with the most protein per 100 g. Useful if you are trying to increase your protein intake. We checked 145 chicken and its products with complete data.

  1. 1 Crispy chicken chips

    Crispy chicken chips

    Tallegg · 22 g
    e NOVA 4 366 kcal 3.5 g sugar 49 g protein 16 g fat
  2. 2 Savory Breakfast Chicken Stick

    Savory Breakfast Chicken Stick

    CHOMPS · 32 g
    e NOVA 3 286 kcal 0 g sugar 42.9 g protein 12.5 g fat

    Also: Palm oil free

  3. 3 Buffalo Wilde Protein Chips

    Buffalo Wilde Protein Chips

    Wilde
    d NOVA 4 571 kcal 2.6 g sugar 34.2 g protein 34.2 g fat
  4. 4 Raspberry BBQ Chicken Breast

    Raspberry BBQ Chicken Breast

    Just Meats · 1 lb
    a NOVA 3 148 kcal 2.3 g sugar 28.9 g protein 2.7 g fat

    Also: No additives

  5. 5 Chili Crisp Inspired Chicken Stick

    Chili Crisp Inspired Chicken Stick

    Chikaboom · 28 g
    e NOVA 3 250 kcal 0 g sugar 28.6 g protein 12.5 g fat

    Also: Palm oil free

  6. 6 Frango sem Osso sweet chilli

    Frango sem Osso sweet chilli

    Continente · 240 g
    a 225 kcal 1.9 g sugar 28.5 g protein 10.6 g fat
  7. 7 Toppers

    Toppers

    Hidden Valley · 170g
    e NOVA 4 141 kcal 1.2 g sugar 28.2 g protein 1.2 g fat

    Also: Palm oil free

  8. 8 Diced Chicken Breast

    Diced Chicken Breast

    Iceland
    a 128 kcal 0 g sugar 27.9 g protein 1.8 g fat

    Also: No additives

  9. 9 Lime &  Chilli Chicken Breast Chunks

    Lime & Chilli Chicken Breast Chunks

    Sainsbury's
    138 kcal 1.9 g sugar 26.8 g protein 0.9 g fat

    Also: No additives

  10. 10 Chicken bacon ranch patty

    Chicken bacon ranch patty

    Aldi · 151 g
    d NOVA 4 191 kcal 0.7 g sugar 26.1 g protein 9.6 g fat

    Also: Palm oil free

How we built this list

We ranked all published chicken and its products on Foodmetria that have a photo and the required nutrition data, using values per 100 g from the product label. Ties are broken by Nutri-Score and by how often shoppers scan the product. Rankings update automatically as label data changes. Read our methodology.

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