Sausage, Egg And Cheese Biscuit

sausage egg  and cheese biscuit
2.85$ / Calories: 650

Nutritional Benefit

  • Calcium: Cheese from sausage, egg and cheese biscuits, is a great source of calcium.  This calcium is necessary for bone and teeth health, supporting nerve function and muscle contraction.
  • Protein: The sausage patty and egg from the biscuits provide a significant amount of protein which plays an essential role in muscle building, and tissue repairing and keeps you feeling full throughout the day.
  • Vitamins and Minerals: A good quantity of vitamins and minerals are present in eggs. Eggs provide a lot of vitamins and minerals like vitamin D, B12 and selenium which are essential for immune function, bone health and metabolism. Sausage, eggs and cheese biscuits provide a lot of macro and micronutrients.
  • Energy: All macronutrients and micronutrients collectively provide energy to the body. Protein and carbohydrates from the biscuits and fat from the sausage and cheese provide significant energy to fuel your day.
  • Satiety: All these ingredients in biscuits prevent you from over-eating and may help you intake less number of calories by keeping you feeling full for a longer period.

Calorie Chart

Time Spent Burning Calories

  • Brisk walking: Walking at normal speed may burn off 200 to 300 calories per hour. Roughly 80 to 100 minutes of walk is enough to burn 650 calories.
  • Jogging: Jogging at normal speed might burn off 600 to 700 calories per hour. Around about 50 to 60 minutes are enough to burn 650 calories.
  • Biking: You can burn 400 to 500 calories per hour, if you prefer cycling. Approximately 55 to 75 minutes are to burn 650 calories.
  • Swimming: The type of exercise (swimming) in which the overall body is engaged to do effort or workout takes less time to burn off calories. Roughly 50 to 65 minutes are enough to burn off 650 calories.
  • Dancing: The type of exercise (dancing) in which the overall body is engaged to do workout takes less time to burn off calories. Roughly 55 to 65 minutes are enough to burn off 650 calories.
  • Strength training: If you are engaged with HIIT, the minimum time required to burn off 650 calories. Roughly 50 to 80 mintes, it is depend on the work intensity.

Calories Breakdown

  • Proteins: 25%
  • Fats: 40%
  • Carbohydrates: 35%

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