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Atkins Meat and Poultry Carb Chart

Meat consumption has always been important for women, to keep their iron levels up. The Atkins diet is perfect for meat lovers, since most meat is zero carb! Servings are 6oz.

Keep in mind that "meat products" often have sugars added into them to sweeten the taste, and that adds in carbs. That would include hot dogs and kielbasa.

Meats
Bacon - .1g
Bison - 0g
Calf Liver - 10.4g
Caribou - 0g
Chicken - 0g
Cornish Game Hen - 0g
Deer / venison - 0g
Duck - 0g
Frankfurter / hot dog (1) - 2g
Goose - 0g
Ground beef / hamburger - 0g
Guinea hen - 0g
Kielbasa - .8g
Pheasant - 0g
Pork - 0g
Quail - 0g
Sausage - 2g
Spam (2oz) - 2g
Steak - 0g
Turkey - 0g
Veal Steak - 0g

Deli Slices
Bologna - .7g
Ham - 1.5g
Pastrami - 2.6g
Roast Beef - 2.3g
Salami - 2.4g

Being on an Atkins or low carb diet is not a license to eat bacon every day and hotdogs every night. You still need to eat healthily! Most low carb diets recommend only one serving of bacon a week, for salt and other reasons. Most healthy diets recommend avoiding hotdogs because of the nitrate level in them - excessive nitrates are linked to diabetes and other serious diseases.

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