Tasty as it may beand we hate to break this to yousteakis not all that healthy of a food.

It also tends to behigh in saturated fat and cholesterolif you don’t choose the right cut.

And that’s referring to just the meat alone with nothing at all added.

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Or at least split them with a friend.

The bottom sirloin is your best bet at just 100 calories per typical slice.

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Fogo de Chao

Outback Steakhouse Classic Prime Rib 24-Ounce

This gut-busting pound-and-a-half steak is just a bad idea.

It has 99 grams of fat and 1,180 milligrams of sodium.

And 2,780 milligrams of sodium.

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Black Angus Steakhouse 18-Ounce Bone-In Ribeye

Here’s another 1,000-plus calorie steak.

Of its 1,700 calories, 1270 come from fat, so you are essentially chowing down on mostly fat.

141 grams to be exact.

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And there’s no cutting around this fat.

But even if halved, this steak is still a health bomb.

A previous version of this article was originally published in September 2022.

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It has been updated with new information.

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Morton’s 24-Ounce Prime Porterhouse

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