Tag: Goat lungs

According to research on ruminant by-products, including goat offal, the cholesterol content is considered relatively low compared to more calorie-dense alternatives. This article explores this topic in detail to clarify if goat lungs are high in cholesterol and what other nutrients they provide.

According to traditional nose-to-tail eating practices, no part of an animal should go to waste, and goat lungs are no exception. But what nutrients are in goat lungs that make them a valuable addition to a diet? This nutrient-dense offal is a rich source of bioavailable protein, B vitamins, iron, and selenium.