Salisbury Steak Patty
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What it is
A Salisbury steak patty is a ground meat patty, typically made from beef, shaped like a steak. It is often seasoned and served with gravy, commonly found in frozen dinners and ready-to-eat meals.
Why it's used
Manufacturers use Salisbury steak patties as the main protein component in convenient frozen entrees and prepared meals. Its purpose is to provide a savory, meat-based centerpiece for a meal.
Health notes
A Salisbury steak patty is a prepared food product, not a food additive. Therefore, it does not have an FDA regulatory status as an additive, nor has it been evaluated by JECFA or EFSA in that capacity. The nutritional content of a Salisbury steak patty, including its levels of saturated fat and sodium, can vary significantly by product and contribute to overall dietary intake. The Dietary Guidelines for Americans (2025-2030) advise limiting saturated fat to less than 10% of daily calories, and the FDA Daily Value for sodium is 2,300 mg.
Allergen info
Salisbury steak patties typically contain beef. Many formulations also include common allergens such as wheat (from breadcrumbs or binders), soy (from soy protein or soy sauce), milk (from dairy in binders or gravy), and egg. Consumers should check product labels for specific allergen information.