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Roasted Beetroot on Labneh

Earthy beetroot and creamy labneh with toasted walnuts.

Preparation
15 min
Cooking
65 min
Resting / soaking / chilling
15 min

Contains / may contain: Milk · Walnuts

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Roasted Beetroot on Labneh
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Calculated ingredient estimate

Nutrition & yield

2026-11-14

Reference values for the written quantities. Results vary with products, preparation and any oil or marinade that is discarded.

Only portion size and nutrition per serving change; the ingredient quantities and method stay fixed for the original batch.

Energy316 kcalPer serving
Protein6.2 gPer serving
Carbohydrate20.9 gPer serving
Fat25.8 gPer serving
Ingredient weight before preparation986 gestimated
Finished portion weightEnter finished batch weight

Weigh the finished food without its container to calculate portion weight and values per 100 g. Weight does not correct for nutrient losses during cooking.

Nutrition & yield
NutrientWhole batchPer servingPer 100 g
Energykcal1,262316—
Proteing24.66.2—
Carbohydrateg83.720.9—
Fatg103.225.8—
Saturated fatg45.111.3—
Fibreg19.64.9—
Total sugarsgNot availableNot available—
Sodiummg2,036509—
Minerals & vitamins

The vitamins and minerals below estimate the ingredients before cooking losses.

Nutrition & yield
NutrientWhole batchPer servingPer 100 g
Potassiummg2,670667—
Calciummg467117—
Ironmg71.8—
MagnesiummgNot availableNot available—
PhosphorusmgNot availableNot available—
ZincmgNot availableNot available—
SeleniumµgNot availableNot available—
Vitamin A (RAE)µgNot availableNot available—
Vitamin CmgNot availableNot available—
Vitamin Dµg00—
Vitamin EmgNot availableNot available—
Vitamin KµgNot availableNot available—
Total folateµgNot availableNot available—
Vitamin B12µgNot availableNot available—

“Not available” means an ingredient lacks complete data; it does not mean zero.

Some ingredients use a specific reference product label. Check your product, especially salt and fat.

How are these values calculated?

Reference ingredient values are multiplied by their weights, summed, then divided by the serving count. These are ingredient-composition estimates, not laboratory analysis of the dish. Cooking losses and vitamin/mineral retention have not been measured. Ingredient weight may include preparation liquids and is not finished yield.

Sources: USDA FoodData Central and reference product labels where needed. Brands differ.

A reference model; use your product label and measured finished yield for closer estimates.

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