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Pork Bones豚骨 · Tonkotsu · กระดูกหมู

Simmering pork bones extracts gelatin from collagen-rich connective tissue and releases marrow lipids; the edible nutrient yield depends strongly on bone type, trimming, simmer duration, and fat removal.

Overview

Pork bones are skeletal cuts with attached marrow and connective tissue used to prepare stocks and ramen broth.

Food note

Rinse or blanch before long simmering when a cleaner broth is desired. Keep raw bones refrigerated and cook or freeze promptly.

Pros

  • Collagen source
  • Stock foundation
  • Marrow-derived flavor

Cons

  • Variable edible yield
  • Potentially high fat
  • Requires long cooking
Calories by servingShow details
Calories, protein, carbs, and fat by serving unit.
ServingCaloriesProtein (P)Carbs (C)Fat (F)
1 serve100 g
205 kcal17 g0 g15 g
Per 50 g50 g
102.5 kcal8.5 g0 g7.5 g
Per 100 g100 g
205 kcal17 g0 g15 g
Per 150 g150 g
308 kcal25.5 g0 g22.5 g
Per 200 g200 g
410 kcal34 g0 g30 g
Per 250 g250 g
513 kcal42.5 g0 g37.5 g

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Nutrition facts

Amount: 100 gLabel serving size: 100 g
Calories205 kcal
NutrientAdult % DV
Nutrition facts for selected amount
NutrientAmount · Adult % DV
Protein17 g34% of adult daily value
Net Carbs0 g0% of adult daily value
Fat15 g19% of adult daily value
Fiber
Sodium70 mg3% of adult daily value
Total Carbs0 g0% of adult daily value
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More nutrition facts
NutrientAmount · Adult % DV
Sugar
Saturatedfat5.5 g
Cholesterol70 mg23% of adult daily value
Calcium35 mg2.7% of adult daily value
Phosphorus150 mg12% of adult daily value