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Kebab

Nutritious protein source but often high in saturated fat and sodium from processed meat and sauces.

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score
0
/ 100
Ingredient Breakdown
0 red · 2 amber · 4 green
Calories
200-300 per 100g
Serving
150-200g portion
Sugar
2-4g (minimal natural sugars)
Sat. Fat
8-12g (40-60% daily value)
High in saturated fat from meat
Sodium content varies significantly by preparation
Processed meat versions may contain nitrates
Full Analysis

Ingredients (6)

Lamb/Chicken/Beef

aka Meat

High-quality complete protein with essential amino acids and B vitamins.

Daily Intake — Provides 40-50% of daily protein needs per serving
SAFE

Onions

Natural vegetable providing fiber, vitamin C, and antioxidants.

Daily Intake — No concerns
SAFE

Garlic

Natural ingredient with antimicrobial properties and health benefits.

Daily Intake — No concerns
SAFE

Salt

Essential mineral but often used in excess, contributing to high blood pressure.

Daily Intake — May contain 30-40% of daily sodium limit per serving
MODERATE

Saturated Fat

aka Animal Fat

Natural animal fats but high amounts may increase cardiovascular risk.

Daily Intake — Contains 25-35% of daily saturated fat limit per serving
MODERATE

Spices

aka Mixed Spices

Natural herbs and spices providing flavor and antioxidants.

Daily Intake — No concerns
SAFE
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Healthier alternatives

Chicken Shawarma

Lower saturated fat, similar protein

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Grilled Chicken Skewers

Less processed, controlled ingredients

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Turkey Kebab

Leaner meat option with less saturated fat

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Fun Fact

The word 'kebab' comes from Arabic meaning 'to roast' and this cooking method dates back over 4,000 years to ancient Mesopotamia.

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