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Boiled eggs are made by placing the eggs with shells in boiling water. The eggs get boiled in about 14 minutes to get fully boiled and there is no oil or butter used in preparation. The hard boiled eggs can be eaten with a dash of salt and pepper. Fried eggs on the other hand are cooked by cracking the eggs in oil or butter which increases the fat content.
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1 boiled egg provides 78 calorie while a fried egg will give you 90 calories. In terms of protein a boiled egg has 6.8 grams of proteins and 5.3 grams of fats and 1.6 gram of saturated fats. However the fat content in fried egg is much higher. A fried will give you 6.8 grams of fats with 2 grams of saturated fats.
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Eggs contain vitamins like riboflavin, Vitamin B12 and Vitamin D. Riboflavin is required by our body to produce red blood cells. It also helps to convert carbohydrates into energy. A boiled gives you 15% of daily requirement riboflavin, 10% daily requirement of vitamin B12 & vitamin D. Vitamin B12 is vital for our nervous system and vitamin D helps to absorb calcium. In comparison to boiled eggs, fried eggs have lesser amounts of these essential vitamins.
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In terms of minerals, fried eggs are considered to have higher mineral content than boiled eggs. Fried eggs are rich in phosphorus which is important for proper functioning of kidneys. Fried eggs provide 10% of daily requirement of phosphorus.
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According to a study, eggs do not significantly increase your cholesterol. One egg contains 186 milligrams of cholesterol which can safely be consumed given that you consume less of other cholesterol rich foods.
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