How much sodium does a scrambled egg have?

A single scrambled egg typically contains about 50-60 milligrams of sodium.

However, this can vary depending on a few factors:

* Size of the egg: Larger eggs naturally have more sodium.

* Preparation method: Adding salt to the eggs during cooking will obviously increase the sodium content.

* Brand of eggs: Different brands of eggs can have slightly different sodium levels.

Keep in mind that the sodium content of a scrambled egg is relatively low compared to many other foods.