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Nutrition Label (as text)

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Beyond Meat 10 pieces (without dipping sauce)

Serving size: 200 g

Calories: 500 calories  
Fat:                  26.0 g
  Saturated Fat:       4.0 g
  Trans Fat:           0.3 g
Cholesterol:           0.0 mg
Sodium:              864.0 mg
Total Carbohydrate:   37.0 g
  Sugar:               2.4 g
  Fibre:               8.0 g
Protein:              30.0 g

Calcium:    46% of Daily Value
Iron:       8% of Daily Value
Vitamin A:  60% of Daily Value
Vitamin C:  2% of Daily Value

Cronometer Analysis

Analysis with cronometer shows that the energy (calories) in these plant-based nuggets comes 50% from fat, 25% from protein, and 25% from carbohydrates.

I found a post on foodgressing.com that provides the nutrition details, then I used Cronometer.com to generate a nutrition label.

Nutrition Label (as text)

For people who can't see the image, here's the nutrition label as plain text.

Beyond Meat 10 pieces (without dipping sauce)

Serving size: 200 g

Calories: 500 calories  
Fat:                  26.0 g
  Saturated Fat:       4.0 g
  Trans Fat:           0.3 g
Cholesterol:           0.0 mg
Sodium:              864.0 mg
Total Carbohydrate:   37.0 g
  Sugar:               2.4 g
  Fibre:               8.0 g
Protein:              30.0 g

Calcium:    46% of Daily Value
Iron:       8% of Daily Value
Vitamin A:  60% of Daily Value
Vitamin C:  2% of Daily Value

Cronometer Analysis

Analysis with cronometer shows that the energy (calories) in these plant-based nuggets comes 47% from fat, 24% from protein, and 30% from carbohydrates.

Comparison with Chicken Nuggets

Compared to generic chicken nuggets (NCCDB Food #462860), the A&W plant-based nuggets have...

• the same calories/energy
• less fat
• more protein
• more carbohydrate
• the same saturated fat