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Panago Pizza uzturvērtība

Kalorijas, olbaltumvielas, ogļhidrāti, tauki un sāls 192 Panago Pizza ēdienkartes pozīcijām, nolasīti no ķēdes publicētās uzturvērtības lapas.

Šīs ēdienkartes lasīšana

Atšķirība starp vieglāko un smagāko ēdienu šajā ēdienkartē ir 160 kcal. Tieši šī atstarpe parasti ir visa izšķiršanās: starpība starp divām izvēlēm pie viena un tā paša letes bieži ir lielāka nekā vesela papildu ēdienreize citā dienas brīdī.

Sālim ir vērts pievērst papildu uzmanību. Pieaugušā atsauces uzņemšanas daudzums ir 6 g sāls dienā, tāpēc produkts, kurā ir 3 g, jau izmanto pusi no tā, pirms esat apēdis vēl kaut ko.

Source: Panago Pizza publicētā uzturvērtība · checked 2026-10-03

Per-slice nutrition (serving size, calories, protein, total fat, saturated fat, trans fat, carbohydrates, sodium, sugars, dietary fibre) from Panago's own "Nutritional Charts" PDF, linked from https://www.panago.com/nutrition (edition at time of writing: https://www.panago.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Nutritional-Charts-April-22-2026.pdf; the parser follows whatever Nutritional-Charts file the page links). Every pizza figure is one medium slice ('All pizza serving sizes are based upon one medium slice'), every Pan Pizza figure one square, and portion_label says so; items are '<Pizza> (<Crust>)' for the five crusts, categories are the chart's sections. The file carries corrections drawn over the old figures; the figure drawn last is the printed one and is the one kept (checked against a rendering of pages 1-2: all 192 kept rows match what is printed). A crust row whose figure is split by an unmapped glyph (Cupperoni Overload on Multigrain in this edition) is left out rather than guessed, and the sides, wings, dips, salads and desserts page is left out because its text carries hidden, shifted copies of the table that cannot be told apart from the printed one. Figures as printed (including odd-looking but printed ones such as Everyday Hawaiian on Multigrain at 1 g protein). Salt is derived from the published sodium (x2.5); trans fat is not stored.