Veal (Lean Only Eaten)
Calories: 181 | Protein: 32.89 g | Fats: 4.58 g | Carbs: 0.00 g
Veal Shank
Calories: 113 | Protein: 19.15 g | Fats: 3.48 g | Carbs: 0.00 g
Veal Kidneys
Calories: 99 | Protein: 15.76 g | Fats: 3.12 g | Carbs: 0.85 g
Veal Heart
Calories: 110 | Protein: 17.18 g | Fats: 3.98 g | Carbs: 0.08 g
Veal Sirloin (Lean Only, Cooked, Braised)
Calories: 204 | Protein: 33.96 g | Fats: 6.51 g | Carbs: 0.00 g
Veal Breast (Whole, Lean Only, Cooked, Braised)
Calories: 517 | Protein: 71.86 g | Fats: 23.23 g | Carbs: 0.00 g
Roasted Veal
Calories: 230 | Protein: 29.97 g | Fats: 11.34 g | Carbs: 0.00 g
Veal Leg (Top Round)
Calories: 117 | Protein: 20.98 g | Fats: 3.08 g | Carbs: 0.00 g
Veal Shank (Cooked, Braised)
Calories: 162 | Protein: 26.81 g | Fats: 5.27 g | Carbs: 0.00 g
Veal (Lean and Fat Eaten)
Calories: 53 | Protein: 6.87 g | Fats: 2.60 g | Carbs: 0.00 g
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