Meat

How much protein is in lamb?

One chop of lamb (90 g) has about 23 g of protein. Per 100 g, that is 25 g.

Lamb is rich and flavourful and gives you a solid serving of protein per chop.

Lamb

23 gprotein per chop

Protein in lamb by portion

PortionProtein
100 g25 g
chop (90 g)23 g

Typical values, cooked weight. Brands and recipes vary, so check the label when you have one.

How lamb compares

Lamb ranks #15 of 44 common high-protein foods by protein per 100 g. Here it is next to similar foods:

How much lamb to hit your target

120 gof lamb gives you 30 g of protein, a typical meal
18%of a 126 g daily target in one chop of lamb
20%of a 126 g daily target in 100 g

126 g is the target for a 70 kg (154 lb) adult who wants to build muscle. Your number depends on your weight and goal: calculate your daily protein.

Questions about protein in lamb

How much protein is in one chop of lamb?

One chop of lamb (90 g) has about 23 g of protein. Per 100 g, lamb has 25 g.

Is lamb high in protein?

Yes. With 25 g of protein per 100 g, lamb is one of the more protein-dense foods, ranking #15 of the 44 foods in our list.

How much lamb do I need for 30 g of protein?

About 120 g, or about 1.5 chops, gives you 30 g of protein, a typical amount for one meal.

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