Nutrition comparison

BBQ Baby Back Pork Rib Platter (6 servings) with Mashed Potatoes vs 3 Layer Chocolate Motherlode Cake

Compare calories, protein, carbs, fat, sodium, and fiber for these Claim Jumper menu items.

Quick answer

BBQ Baby Back Pork Rib Platter (6 servings) with Mashed Potatoes is the strongest overall pick here: lower calories and the most protein among these items.

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Lowest calories
BBQ Baby Back Pork Rib Platter (6 servings) with Mashed Potatoes
8,350 kcal
Highest protein
BBQ Baby Back Pork Rib Platter (6 servings) with Mashed Potatoes
340 g protein
Lowest carbs
BBQ Baby Back Pork Rib Platter (6 servings) with Mashed Potatoes
300 g carbs
Lowest sodium
BBQ Baby Back Pork Rib Platter (6 servings) with Mashed Potatoes
8,060 mg sodium

Side-by-side nutrition facts

Values are per listed serving and may vary by location or preparation.

Menu itemCaloriesProteinCarbsFatFiberSodium
BBQ Baby Back Pork Rib Platter (6 servings) with Mashed PotatoesEntree Platters8,350 kcal340 g300 g630 g20 g8,060 mg
3 Layer Chocolate Motherlode CakeDessert Platters12,760 kcal135 g1,730 g585 g65 g10,300 mg

Which should you choose?

Choose BBQ Baby Back Pork Rib Platter (6 servings) with Mashed Potatoes if your priority is keeping calories lower. It has 8,350 calories per serving.

Choose BBQ Baby Back Pork Rib Platter (6 servings) with Mashed Potatoes if you want the most protein. It has 340g protein per serving.

If sodium matters, BBQ Baby Back Pork Rib Platter (6 servings) with Mashed Potatoes is the lighter sodium pick at 8,060mg.

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