Shredded beef

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Shredded beef
NameShredded Beef
USDA_ID7.17434E+11
Food_group
Keto_friendlinessKeto friendly
Calories178.5714286
Fat7.142857143
Protein26.78571429
Net carbohydrates0
Sugars0
Saturated fats3.571428571
Serving weight0.6 cup (140 g)


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Shredded beef is a keto friendly food item with zero net carbohydrates popular in United States
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Keto-meter rating
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Keto 123
Keto 123

TOP 3 questions (FAQs)[edit source]

  1. Is Shredded beef high in carbohydrates? No. Shredded beef is considered to be low on carbohydrates with net carbohydrates of almost close to zero.
  2. Is this food item good on a low carb diet? Yes. Given the low carbohydrate content in Shredded beef, Shredded beef is very much allowed on a low carbohydrate diet (to be preferred).
  3. Shredded beef allowed on keto diet? Yes. With negligible net carbohydrate content, Shredded beef is very much allowed (to be preferred) on a keto or other weight loss diets.

Shredded beef external links[edit source]



Shredded Beef

Shredded beef nutritional quality scores[edit source]

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Food processing score Shredded beef[edit source]

Nova food processing score (1 = Minimally or unprocessed foods, 4 = Highly processed foods)

  • NOVA food group not available.

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Note:Nutrition info is for 100g (or percent) unless otherwise noted.

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