According to the USDA nutritional database 100 grams of cooked tripe has 94 calories and 157 mg of cholesterol.
Look in http://www.nutritiondata.com/facts/beef-products/3483/2 Apparently, tripe has relatively low cholesterol, and a good distribution of saturated v unsaturated lipids etc. My own personal experience with tripe soup (an eastern Mediterranean staple) is that when I cook tripe, practically no fat globules float up to the surface to be skimmed. The lipids table in the webpage above indicates why.
Eating fast food in moderation is fine, though eating it for a week will probably bring your cholesterol and calorie count at a level that you do not want.
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Nutrient Density
Urine can have a calorie count as it is how dispelled nutrients leave your body. It is not a high calorie count, though. As food is digested and processed, your liver breaks it all up calorie wise. It then either uses or stores the calories for future energy.
3 ounces of calves sweetbreads is 294 mg cholesterol
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The only reason Poquito Mas doesn't have a calorie count is because it has so many calories they don't want to tell you.
Take your pick, Low Carb/Calorie/Cholesterol Meal.
No. The amount of iron your body can absorb is too little to have a meaningful calorie count.
A calorie is a measure of heat (generated by eating) and cholesterol is a type of fat. There is no direct relation between the two.