New Zealand Beef Intermuscular Fat, Cooked

480 calories per 1 oz (85 g), from USDA FoodData Central.

480
Calories
7 g
Protein
49 g
Total fat
3 g
Carbs

Nutrition facts

%DV for adults and children 4 and older.

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  • Calories476 kcal → 480 kcal · nearest 10 kcal
  • Total Fat48.6 g → 49 g · nearest 1 g
  • Saturated Fat21.5 g → 21 g · nearest 1 g
  • Trans Fat1.74 g → 1.5 g · nearest 0.5 g
  • Cholesterol74 mg → 75 mg · nearest 5 mg
  • Sodium21.3 mg → 20 mg · nearest 5 mg
  • Total Carbohydrate2.88 g → 3 g · nearest 1 g
  • Dietary Fiber0 g → 0 g · shown as 0
  • Total Sugars0 g → 0 g · shown as 0
  • Protein6.72 g → 7 g · nearest 1 g
  • Vitamin D0.34 mcg → 0.3 mcg · nearest 0.1 mcg (FDA guidance)
  • Calcium13.6 mg → 10 mg · nearest 10 mg (FDA guidance)
  • Iron1 mg → 1 mg · nearest 0.1 mg (FDA guidance)
  • Potassium106 mg → 110 mg · nearest 10 mg (FDA guidance)

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  • Protein6% of calories
  • Fat92% of calories
  • Carbohydrate2% of calories

Questions about New Zealand Beef Intermuscular Fat

How many calories are in New Zealand Beef Intermuscular Fat?

New Zealand Beef Intermuscular Fat, Cooked has 480 calories per 1 oz (85 g) and 560 per 100 g, as a Nutrition Facts label rounds them.

How much protein is in New Zealand Beef Intermuscular Fat?

New Zealand Beef Intermuscular Fat, Cooked has 7 g of protein per 1 oz (85 g) and 8 g per 100 g.

What does %DV mean here?

% Daily Value is the share of FDA's Daily Value in one serving, for adults and children 4 and older. Amounts and percentages are rounded the way a Nutrition Facts label rounds them. Protein shows no %DV: a label needs a protein quality score for it.

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