CHEESE,GOAT,HARD TYPE Nutrition FactsPlease note this nutritional information is based on a serving size of: 1 - oz |
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Amount per Serving |
Daily Recommended Intake |
|
| Calories |
128
Kcal |
(Based on a 2000 Calorie Intake; for Adults and Children 4 or More Years of Age) |
| Fat |
10
g |
15
% of 65g |
| Saturates | 6.98 g |
35
% of 20g |
| Monounsaturates | 2.3 g | N/A |
| Polyunsaturates | 0.24 g | N/A |
| Cholesterol |
30
mg |
10
% of 300mg |
| Sodium |
98
mg |
4
% of 2400mg |
| Carbohydrates |
1
g |
0
% of 300g |
| Fiber |
0
g |
0
% of 25g |
| Sugars |
1
g |
N/A |
| Protein |
9
g |
18
% of 50g
Good Source
|
| Retinol |
136
µg |
N/A |
| Vitamin C |
0
mg |
0
% of 60mg |
| Calcium |
254
mg |
Excellent Source of Calcium25
% of 1000mg |
| Iron |
1
mg |
Source of Iron6
% of 18mg |
| Vitamin E |
0
µg |
N/A |
| Vitamin K | 1 µg |
1
% of 80µg |
| Thiamin |
0
mg |
0
% of 1.5mg |
| Riboflavin |
0
mg |
0
% of 1.7mg |
| Niacin |
1
mg |
5
% of 20mg |
| Vitamin B12 |
0
µg |
0
% of 6µg |
| Pantothenate |
0
mg |
0
% of 10mg |
| Potassium | 14 mg | 1 % of 2000mg |
| Phosphorus |
207
mg |
Good Source of Phosphorus21
% of 1000mg |
| Magnesium |
15
mg |
4
% of 400mg |
| Zinc |
0
mg |
% of 15mg |
| Vitamin B6 |
0
mg |
0
% of 2mg |
| Folic Acid |
0
µg |
N/A |
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