Eye Fillet Nutrition (Braaied/Grilled)
Butt Fillet Nutrition (Per 100 g cooked)
“Beef butt fillet cutlet” usually refers to a cut from the bottom sirloin butt / butt tender / fillet end, cooked as a steak or cutlet over a braai. Nutritional values vary depending on fat trimming and portion size, but here’s a solid estimate for a Charkii braai preparation with minimal oil and seasoning.
Nutrient Amount
Calories 180–230 kcal
Protein 24–30 g
Fat 8–14 g
Saturated Fat 3–6 g
Carbohydrates 0 g
Sugar 0 g
Sodium 50–90 mg
Iron 2–3 mg
Zinc 4–6 mg
Vitamin B12 High
Lean-trimmed butt fillet can be even leaner, while more marbled cuts cooked on the braai will sit toward the higher fat/calorie range.
A standard braai portion is usually 250–350 g cooked.
Example: 300 g serving
Nutrient Amount
Calories 540–690 kcal
Protein 72–90 g
Fat 24–42 g
Health Benefits
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Very high in complete protein for muscle growth and recovery
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Rich in iron and vitamin B12 for energy and red blood cell production
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Naturally zero-carb and keto friendly
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Lower fat than rib cuts like scotch fillet or ribeye when trimmed properly
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Braai Nutrition Tips
For a leaner Charkii braai:
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Trim visible fat before cooking
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Use salt, pepper, garlic, and herbs instead of sugary marinades
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Cook over medium coals to reduce flare-up charring
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Pair with braaied vegetables or salad instead of heavy starches
Bottom sirloin butt and butt tender cuts are generally considered moderately lean beef cuts with strong protein density.