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Venison Nutrition Facts

Venison, the meat from deer, is a lean protein source rich in iron and zinc, making it a nutritious choice for health-conscious consumers.

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167kcal

Calories

21g

Protein

0g

Carbs

9.2g

Fat

Where the calories come from

Protein50%
Carbs0%
Fat50%

Full nutrition breakdown

Nutrition Facts

Per 100g ยท Per serving (100 g, 100g)

NutrientPer 100gPer serving
Calories167kcal167kcal
Protein21g21g
Total Carbohydrates0g0g
Dietary Fiber0g0g
Sugars0g0g
Total Fat9.2g9.2g
Saturated Fat1.4g1.4g
Sodium11mg11mg
Water65g65g

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Estimate nutrients in a portion of Venison. The calculation scales the values shown per 100 g; it is not a measurement of a specific food or product.

Listed serving: 100 g (100 g). Enter 1โ€“5000 g.

Calories
167 kcal
Protein
21 g
Carbohydrates
0 g
Fiber
0 g
Sugars
0 g
Fat
9.2 g
Sodium
11 mg

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Key vitamins & minerals

Iron3.5 mg

19% Daily Value

Zinc3.8 mg

35% Daily Value

Vitamin B122.4 mcg

100% Daily Value

Selenium37.5 mcg

68% Daily Value

Serving ideas

  • Grilled venison steaks with a side of roasted vegetables.
  • Venison chili with beans and tomatoes.
  • Venison burgers topped with avocado and lettuce.

Storage

Storage tip: Store venison in the refrigerator at 40ยฐF (4ยฐC) or below and use within 3-5 days of purchase.

Record status

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Frequently asked questions

Is venison high in fat?
No, venison is a lean meat with less than 6% fat, making it a healthier choice compared to other meats.
Can I freeze venison?
Yes, venison can be frozen for up to 6 months. Thaw it in the refrigerator overnight for best results.
Is venison safe to eat raw?
No, raw venison is not safe to eat due to the risk of foodborne pathogens. Always cook venison to an internal temperature of 135ยฐF (57ยฐC).

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