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Pork Dishes

Food Name
Serving
Weight
(g)
Energy

(kcal)
Protein

(g)
Fat
Total
(g)
Carbo-
hydrates
(g)
Choles
-terol
(mg)
Char siew
77
195
22.0
10
5
75
Chinese sausage (lap cheong)
41
244
8.9
18
12
20
Ham, picnic
32
31
3.8
2
0
10
Lor bak
152
381
23.4
31
2
108
Luncheon meat, canned
397
1242
37.0
114
17
199
Minced pork with mushroom and preserved vegetables, steamed
199
418
26.9
33
4
110
Pig's large intestine, in dark sauce, braised
101
165
12.1
13
0
134
Pig's stomach, in dark sauce, braised
108
126
17.7
6
0
167
Pig's trotter, with mushroom, braised
284
364
30.7
24
6
147
Pork ball, steamed
76
226
12.4
19
1
25
Pork belly, roasted
80
309
19.1
26
1
78
Pork chop, fried
193
387
58.0
15
5
126
Pork cutlet, deep fried
96
335
18.2
24
12
46
Pork liver, with ginger and spring onion, stir fried
260
479
32.2
28
15
372
Pork ribs, with black bean sauce, steamed
319
232
28.8
20
6
136
Pork, sweet and sour
295
587
32.7
34
38
127
Spare ribs, barbequed
241
634
36.4
51
8
146
Suckling pig
168
650
40.1
54
0
131

 

Key: g - grams; kcal - kilocalorie; mg - milligram; tr - trace; NA - Not available
Source: Singapore Food Facts, Ministry of Health, 1999

 

 

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