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Beefalo
Nutrition

Beefalo Nutrition

​Raising Healthy Beefalo
Starts with Proper Nutrition

The Nutritional Advantage of Beefalo

Beefalo delivers the rich flavor of red meat while offering an impressive nutritional profile. According to USDA nutrient data, beefalo contains less fat, fewer calories, and lower cholesterol than traditional beef, making it an excellent choice for health-conscious consumers. In fact, USDA testing has shown that beefalo contains less cholesterol than skinless chicken breast and compares favorably to other popular protein sources, including pork, turkey, buffalo, salmon, and grass-fed beef. Beefalo also meets the dietary recommendations of the American Heart Association, allowing consumers to enjoy the taste of beef while making heart-conscious dietary choices. Whether you're looking to reduce fat intake, manage cholesterol, or simply enjoy a leaner red meat option, beefalo offers a unique combination of flavor, tenderness, and nutrition. See the comparison chart below to learn how beefalo stacks up against other commonly consumed meats.

Source: USDA National Nutrient Database for Standard Reference, Release April 2018. Nutritional values based on a 100-gram serving size.

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BEEFALO NUTRITIONAL FACTS!

THE BASIC NUTRITIONAL FACTS

It’s a fact, U.S. Department of Agriculture tests done as recently as May of 2016 prove that beefalo has less cholesterol than chicken and less fat, cholesterol and calories than traditional beef. Beefalo even meets the dietary recommendations of the American Heart Association so consumers enjoy all the taste of beef with added health benefits.

MEAT COMPARISON TO BEEFALO

Pork (84% lean), ground | Chicken Skinless Breast boneless | Grass Fed Beef, ground | Buffalo, ground | Salmon, wild Atlantic | Turkey, ground

Weight: 100g

Source: USDA National Nutrient Database for Standard Reference, Release April, 2018

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