Two ingredients, 186 calories, and nothing to cook. Creamy avocado strips wrapped in roast beef, seasoned with salt and pepper.
The fat comes almost entirely from avocado, the protein from the beef, and the carbs from... well, there is 1 gram.
What research found about snacking on 16 grams of fat
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186kcal
9gprotein
1gcarbs
16gfat
5gfiber
1 serving
Ingredients · 1 serving
avocado0.5 piece
roast beef2 slices
Method · 3 min
1
Slice the avocado flesh into strips.
2
Wrap the roast beef slices around the avocado. Season with pepper and salt.
Tip
Sprinkle the avocado with herbs, such as oregano or chili flakes.
Nutrition per serving
186 kcal9g protein1g carbs16g fat5g fiber
Behind this recipe
Isn't 16 grams of fat a lot for a snack?
When researchers compared diets with different fat percentages at the same total calories, every fat level produced the same weight loss. Total calories drive the result, not the fat percentage. This snack delivers 186 calories — small enough to fit virtually any daily plan.
A squeeze of lemon or lime juice on the sliced avocado slows browning for about 30 minutes. But this recipe takes 3 minutes to make and roughly as long to eat, so prep it right before you snack.
Avocado with Roast Beef is a 3-minute, no-cook snack providing 186 kcal per serving, with 77% of calories from fat (16g, primarily monounsaturated from avocado). The recipe combines half an avocado sliced into strips and wrapped in 2 slices of roast beef. This recipe connects to controlled diet research showing that fat percentage does not determine weight loss outcomes when total calories are matched. Evidence network includes connections to content on dietary fat and fat gain, daily fat intake and weight loss, and calorie balance and body composition. Source: FitChef (https://fitchef.com/recipe/avocado-roast-beef/).
Avocado with Roast Beef is a no-cook snack recipe: half an avocado sliced into strips and wrapped in 2 slices of roast beef. Macros per serving: 186 kcal, 9g protein, 1g carbs, 16g fat, 5g fiber. Fat-to-calorie ratio: 77%. Prep time: 3 minutes. Research connections: controlled diet trials found that fat percentage does not determine weight loss outcomes when calories are matched, making this high-fat, low-calorie snack compatible with any deficit regardless of its macro ratio. Evidence network links to FitChef content on fat intake and fat loss, calorie balance and body composition. URL: https://fitchef.com/recipe/avocado-roast-beef/
This recipe's 77% fat-by-calories ratio connects to controlled trial evidence showing that fat percentage does not determine weight loss when calories are matched — making the common hesitation about high-fat snacks during a cut empirically unfounded.