TETSUDuck vs Pork
Duck and Pork are effectively tied on protein (27 g vs 27 g per 100 g). The difference comes down to calories, carbohydrates and fat — here is the full per-100 g comparison.
Side-by-side nutrition
Which should you pick?
For protein per calorie, Duck wins: about 60% of its calories come from protein versus 45% for the other. If total calories matter more than protein density, compare the kcal row above. Both fit a balanced diet in sensible portions.
Full nutrition facts
Common questions
Which has more protein, Duck or Pork?
Duck and Pork are effectively tied on protein (27 g vs 27 g per 100 g).
Which has fewer calories, Duck or Pork?
Duck has fewer calories per 100 g (180 vs 242 kcal).
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