Ham, Egg And Cheese Hashbrown Bowl

Ham, Egg, And Cheese Hashbrown Bowl AT Waffle House Menu
9.20 $ / Calories: 780

Nutritional Benefit

  • Carbohydrates: Potatoes are the best way to get carbohydrates, they also have potassium which is essential for heart health. Carbohydrates combined with protein and fats are the best way of energy.
  • Protein: Eggs are known as a powerhouse of nutrients because all major nutrients are present in eggS. Eggs are a great source of protein, but when combined with hickory-smoked ham provide a high-quality protein. Protein maintains and supports many functions in our body like nail and hair growth, muscle building, and enzyme production.
  • Vitamins and Minerals: The egg is a full pack of essential nutrients such as vitamins A, B, B12, and D. The ingredients found in a hashbrown bowl are a great source of vitamins and minerals. These vitamins and minerals support the immune system, nerve function, and blood production. While cheese provides calcium, which is essential for strong bones and teeth..
  • Moderate Fat Content: Collectively all ingredients from the hashbrown bowl provide healthy fats. Healthy fats are essential for absorbing fat-soluble vitamins ( A, D, E, and K). These fats provide support to sell structure and energy.

Calorie Chart of Ham, Egg And Cheese Hashbrown Bowl

Time Spent Burning Calories

  • Brisk walking:  Walking at normal speed could take 120 minutes to burn off 780 calories from your breakfast.
  • Jogging: If you like jogging, near to me 70 minutes are enough to burn off 780 calories. Jogging involves running at a normal speed that is faster than walking.
  • Biking: Riding a bicycle at a slow speed would take 60 minutes to burn off 780 calories.
  • Swimming: Swimming is an effective way to burn off calories because a full body is involved. Roughly 70 minutes of swimming is enough to burn off 780 calories.
  • Dancing: Like swimming, dancing is another effective way to burn off calories. Approximately 70 minutes of dance is enough to burn off 780 calories.
  • Strength training: If you are involved with strength training exercises, it could take 50 to 70 minutes to burn off 780 calories.

Calories Breakdown

  • Protein: 10%
  • Fat: 46%
  • Carbohydrate: 30%
  • Others: 12%

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