Ground Chuck Nutrition: Health Benefits & Fat Content (3oz Serving)
Ground chuck is the most popular meat used for hamburgers and other ground beef needs. Ground chuck can be a good source of many nutrients but can also be detrimental to those with certain health needs.-
Serving
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Three ounces of 80 percent lean meat, 20 percent fat combination ground chuck constitutes one serving.
Fat
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One 3-ounce burger has 13 grams of fat, which is 20 percent of your recommended daily amount of fat. Ground chuck is high in saturated fat, with 5 grams (25 percent of your daily value). Ground chuck also features 1 gram of trans fat.
Iron
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Ground chuck is a great source of iron. One burger features 12 percent of your daily recommended iron requirements.
Cholesterol
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Those who are watching their cholesterol should monitor their consumption of ground chuck. One burger has 71 milligrams of cholesterol. This is nearly 25 percent of your daily allowance.
Protein
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Ground chuck contains loads of protein. There are 20 grams in one 3-ounce burger.
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