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Processed · per 100 g

Herring eggs on giant kelp, Pacific, Alaska Native

USDA SR Legacy

Calories
63 kcal
Protein
11.3 g
Fiber
g
Category
Processed

Herring eggs on giant kelp, Pacific, Alaska Native belongs to the Processed category. A 100 g portion provides 63 kcal of energy, 11 g of protein, 2.6 g of carbohydrates, and 0.80 g of fat.

It fits into a balanced diet when portion sizes align with individual energy needs.

Processed foods range widely in nutrient density; checking sodium and added sugar is recommended.

Carbs
2.6g
17%
Fat
0.8g
11%
Protein
11.3g
72%

Vitamins

Minerals

Sodium 61 mg
3%
Calcium 161 mg
12%
Iron 3.4 mg
19%
Allergens
  • eggs
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How many calories are in Herring eggs on giant kelp, Pacific, Alaska Native? +

Herring eggs on giant kelp, Pacific, Alaska Native provides 63 kcal per 100 g serving.

Is Herring eggs on giant kelp, Pacific, Alaska Native high in protein? +

Herring eggs on giant kelp, Pacific, Alaska Native contains 11 g of protein per 100 g, which is considered moderate for its category.

How much sodium is in Herring eggs on giant kelp, Pacific, Alaska Native? +

Herring eggs on giant kelp, Pacific, Alaska Native contains 61 mg of sodium per 100 g.

What category does Herring eggs on giant kelp, Pacific, Alaska Native belong to? +

Herring eggs on giant kelp, Pacific, Alaska Native is classified under the Processed category in our food database.

Does Herring eggs on giant kelp, Pacific, Alaska Native contain common allergens? +

Herring eggs on giant kelp, Pacific, Alaska Native may contain the following allergens: eggs. Consult product labels for specific preparations.

What are the main vitamins in Herring eggs on giant kelp, Pacific, Alaska Native? +

Herring eggs on giant kelp, Pacific, Alaska Native does not provide significant amounts of the tracked vitamins per 100 g.

Is Herring eggs on giant kelp, Pacific, Alaska Native a good source of fiber? +

Fiber content for Herring eggs on giant kelp, Pacific, Alaska Native is not reported.