Et & Tavuk

Beef Liver (cooked)

Beef liver braised over low heat. At 29.1 g its protein line sits in the upper band of the meats measured here; stewing beef (32.4 g) and chicken breast (30.54 g) stand ahead of it. Its carbohydrate line, 5.13 g, is the highest among the organ meats.

Et & Tavuk

Beef Liver (cooked)

Beef liver braised over low heat. At 29.1 g its protein line sits in the upper band of the meats measured here; stewing beef (32.4 g) and chicken breast (30.54 g) stand ahead of it. Its carbohydrate line, 5.13 g, is the highest among the organ meats.

191 kcal / 100 g

Nutrition Values · 100 g

Nutrient100 g
Energy191 kcal
Protein29.1 g
Fat5.26 g
Carbohydrate (incl. fibre)5.13 g
Fibre0 g

Macro Distribution (100 g)

Protein 29.1 g%61
Carbohydrate 5.13 g%11
Fat 5.26 g%25
Percentages are calculated against the record’s own energy value (191 kcal): protein and carbohydrate 4 kcal/g, fat 9 kcal/g. In this record carbohydrate already includes fibre, so fibre is not a separate slice; it is listed on its own row in the table. Daily needs vary from person to person.
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