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Bratwurst Protein Gehalt: 17g stimmt nicht

“Stimmt es, dass Bratwurst 17g Protein hat?”
Nicht korrekt
Confidence: High Checked on June 10, 2026

Summary

Eine typische Bratwurst liefert etwa 12‑14 g Protein pro 100 g. Ein einzelnes Bratwurststück von ca. 55 g enthält meist 5‑14 g Protein. Ein Wert von 17 g Protein liegt deutlich über den üblichen Angaben und ist daher nicht zutreffend.

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mensjournal.com
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    It sounds like man food and looks and smells like satisfying fare when you’re grilling it up on the BBQ. But, for the most part, bratwurst “is typically high in fat as well as saturated fat,” Mazur says. “It doesn’t provide much nutrition in terms of protein due to that ratio,” he adds.

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