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Salami and bak kwa are both relatively high in calories, fat, and sodium, but bak kwa is notably higher in sugar. A typical serving of salami (1 slice) contains about 57.5 calories, 4.63g fat, and 3.2g protein, while a 100g piece of bak kwa contains 370 calories, 17g fat, 20g protein, and 35g sugar.
Salami
Calories: Approximately 57.5 calories per slice (1/8" thick).
Fat: About 4.63g per slice.
Protein: Around 3.2g per slice.
Carbohydrates: Low, about 0.52g per slice.
Sodium: Varies, but can be high.
Other: Salami contains some Vitamin B12 and Niacin.
Bak Kwa
Calories: 370 calories per 100g piece (large square).
Fat: 17g per 100g.
Protein: 20g per 100g.
Sugar: High, around 35g per 100g.
Sodium: Can be high.
Other: Traditional bak kwa is made with a lot of sugar and is unsuitable for diabetics, according to Kekito Bakery.
In Summary
Both salami and bak kwa are calorie-dense and can be high in fat and sodium.
Bak kwa stands out for its high sugar content, making it a less healthy option compared to salami, especially for those watching their sugar intake, notes HealthHub.