Smoked Meat Nutrition Facts: Calories, Macros & Health Benefits

Summary: Smoked Meat contains 185 calories, 12g protein, 24g carbs, and 4g fat per one sandwich (180g). It is a source of cholesterol, sodium, iron.

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Smoked Meat - nutrition facts and calorie information

Nutrition Facts — one sandwich (180g)

24.0g
Carbs
12.0g
Protein
4.0g
Fat
NutrientAmount% Daily Value
Calories185 kcal9%
Protein12.0g24%
Carbohydrates24.0g9%
Total Fat4.0g5%
Fiber2.5g9%
Sugar3.0g--
Saturated Fat1.2g6%
Cholesterol30.0mg10%
Sodium650.0mg28%
Potassium2.0mg0%
Calcium40.0mg3%
Iron320.0mg1778%
Magnesium3.0mg1%
Zinc170.0mg1545%
Vitamin C0.35mg0%
Vitamin A0.25mcg0%
Vitamin B64.0mg235%
Vitamin B120.25mcg10%
Folate50.0mcg12%
Vitamin E0.40mg3%
Vitamin K1.2mcg1%
Phosphorus15.0mg1%

Is Smoked Meat Good for You?

Smoked Meat provides 185 calories per one sandwich (180g) with 12g protein, 24g carbohydrates, and 4g fat. It is a source of cholesterol (10% dv), sodium (28% dv), iron (1778% dv).

Smoked beef with dill pickle on rye bread, often served deli-style

Key Health Benefits of Smoked Meat

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many calories are in smoked meat?

Smoked Meat contains 185 calories per one sandwich (180g).

How much protein is in smoked meat?

Smoked Meat provides 12g of protein per one sandwich (180g).

How many carbs are in smoked meat?

Smoked Meat has 24g of carbohydrates per one sandwich (180g).

Is smoked meat good for tracking nutrition?

Yes. Smoked Meat can be logged by calories, macros, and micronutrients in the Gram app.

How should I use smoked meat in a meal plan?

Use Smoked Meat as part of a balanced meal and compare the protein, carbs, and fat values to your daily targets.

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