Definition of Beef Patty Calories
A beef patty is a type of ground beef that is typically formed into a circular shape and cooked, often used as a filling for hamburgers. The calorie content of a beef patty can vary depending on the size of the patty, the amount of fat in the meat, and any additional ingredients that may be used in the recipe.
As a general rule, a 4-ounce beef patty that is 80% lean (meaning it contains 20% fat) contains around 284 calories. A larger patty, such as a 6-ounce patty, would contain around 426 calories.
However, it’s important to note that these figures are only estimates and that the actual calorie content of a beef patty can vary widely depending on how it is prepared and the ingredients used. It’s always a good idea to check the nutritional information on any food packaging or consult a registered dietitian if you have specific questions about your dietary needs.
