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High Protein Pineapple Prawns Fried Rice

Healthy Pineapple Prawns Fried Rice 🍍🍤 This easy Pineapple Prawns Fried Rice is high in protein, packed with colourful veggies, juicy pineapple, and glazed prawns. Perfect for a…

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Healthy Pineapple Prawns Fried Rice 🍍🍤

This easy Pineapple Prawns Fried Rice is high in protein, packed with colourful veggies, juicy pineapple, and glazed prawns. Perfect for a healthy lunch or quick dinner!

✨ Approx. 430–450 Calories 💪 High Protein

Ingredients: • Prawns • Cooked Rice • Pineapple • Garlic • Carrot • Green Capsicum • Red Bell Pepper • Sweet Corn • Soy Sauce • Vinegar • Honey • Cornflour • Salt & Black Pepper

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