Meat and fish

Smoked sausage: calories and nutrition

Smoked sausage: 289 calories per 100 g. A 99 g portion (1 sausage) has 286 calories, 15 g of protein, 8.2 g of carbohydrates and 21 g of fat.

Calories
Protein g
Carbs g
Fat g
Protein 21% of caloriesCarbohydrates 12%Fat 68%

The numbers above are for: Smoked, pork, reheated.

At a glance

Nutrition facts

NutrientPer 100 gYour portion
Calories289
Protein15 g g
Carbohydrates8.3 g g
Fiber0 g g
Sugars1.2 g g
Fat22 g g
Saturated fat8.2 g g
Sodium928 mg mg

Every kind of smoked sausage, per 100 g

How the numbers change with the cut, the variety and the cooking.

KindkcalProtein gCarbs gFat g
Smoked, pork, reheated289158.322
Smoked, pork, pre-cooked286139.522
Smoked, pork, reduced fat217167.313
Smoked, cheddar, reheated330147.327
Smoked, cheddar, pre-cooked315131025
Smoked, cheddar, reduced fat211167.613
Smoked, pork, reheated, light223167.914
Smoked, cheddar, reheated, light222167.814
Smoked, pork309120.928
Smoked, with cheddar296132.126
Smoked, pork and beef320122.429
Smoked, chicken, beef, pork216148.114
Smoked, pork and beef, milk added313131.928

Source: Canadian Nutrient File 2015, Health Canada. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence - Canada. Values are averages and vary by variety, brand and preparation.

Questions

How many calories are in a 99 g portion of smoked sausage?

286 calories in 99 g. Per 100 g: 289 calories.

How much protein is in smoked sausage?

15 g per 100 g, or 15 g in a 99 g portion.

How many carbs are in smoked sausage?

8.3 g of carbohydrates per 100 g, including 0 g of fiber and 1.2 g of sugars.

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