The Anonymous Widower

How Much B12 In An M & S Lamb Hot Pot For One?

I asked Google AI, the title of this post and received this answer.

Based on typical nutritional values for lamb-based ready meals, a 400g–450g M&S Lamb Hot Pot for One is likely to provide a significant portion of the recommended daily intake of Vitamin B12, estimated to be well over 1.5–2 micrograms (g) per serving.

Lamb Content: The M&S Lamb Hot Pot contains approximately 21% cooked lamb.

B12 Density: Cooked lamb generally provides around 2–3 micrograms (g) of Vitamin B12 per 100g of meat.

Total Content: In a 450g meal containing roughly 90-100g of lamb, the B12 content is likely to fall within a range that comfortably covers or exceeds 50% of the daily adult requirement (which is 2.4g in the US and 1.5g in the UK).

The meal also provides roughly 25-29g of protein per pack.

As I would have expected, this ready meal is a good source of B12.

March 15, 2026 - Posted by | Artificial Intelligence, Food, Health | , , , , ,

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