does fat have fiber? page

[jackson44]

any thoughts?

Thanks

[Dirlot]

No.
Nutrition Facts and Analysis for Animal fat, bacon grease

[Timthetaco]

Bacon is an unusual exception. Most types of animal fat have at least 1 or 2 grams of fiber (soluble) per 100 grams.

[RichMahogany]

Fat is a macronutrient. Fiber is a type of carbohydrate, which is a different macronutrient. So fat, in that sense, can't contain fiber.

It's kind of confusing. In a kitchen, a steak or a piece of chicken is referred to as a protein. But a steak is obviously more complex than simply protein molecules. It contains fat and water. Any carbohydrate content in the fat is probably negligible and safely disregarded.

So short answer: no.

[jackson44]

Thanks everybody!

[Dirlot]

Bacon is an unusual exception. Most types of animal fat have at least 1 or 2 grams of fiber (soluble) per 100 grams.

I don't think so....the food that the fat is in may have some but the fat on its own is just that a macronutrient.