Calorie content of products is the most complete table per 100 grams

Presenting the calorie content of foods in a table per 100 grams is necessary for any person who monitors their diet. Users of such a table either strive to lose weight, or maintain the results already obtained, or are engaged in building a qualitatively new body.

Not only those losing weight need a calorie table, although of course they come first. But in the context of the popularity of a healthy lifestyle and sports, as well as the fashion for athletic, toned volumes and prominent muscles, nutritional tables are extremely necessary for building a proper diet.


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How to use the table

Oddly enough, calorie tables are also needed for all skinny people who want to acquire attractive muscle definition, and therefore gain weight. Muscle mass and fat tissue mass are completely different indicators both in appearance and volume. You can lose weight with the help of some kind of diet and constantly see the results when you step on the scale, but in the mirror you can observe an increasingly greater deterioration in the quality of your body. What is this connected with? Simply beautiful relief consists of muscle tissue, which requires two factors for growth:

  • Sufficient amount of protein for muscle growth and recovery;
  • Physical activity to transport nutrients through the bloodstream throughout the body and provide micro-injuries to muscles that promote their growth.

There are many formulas for finding daily caloric intake and everyone can choose according to their preferences. On average, the diet for women is 1500 – 2500 kcal per day, depending on age, body weight and height. On average, men should consume about 2000-3000 kcal. But as already mentioned, not only the number of calories is important for achieving results, but also what nutrients (proteins, fats and carbohydrates) these calories will consist of. When building muscle mass, protein foods and complex carbohydrates should predominate.

The best combination of proteins, fats and carbohydrates to maintain normal body weight is considered to be 25/25/50. In order to lose weight, you should stick to a balance of 50/20/30. Below is a complete calorie and nutrient table.

The calorie tables indicate indicators per 100 grams of food, which is also very convenient in determining the proportions of certain ingredients in a dish, as well as the final calorie content of a freshly prepared homemade stew or sandwich, salad or porridge. Knowing the calorie content and biological value of ready-made meals, it will be easy for you to decide on the serving size so as not to overeat.

Why count calories?

A balanced, properly formulated diet, taking into account the energy value of foods, allows you to maintain your “ideal weight” without damaging your figure.

Remember, if calorie intake exceeds expenditure, weight gain occurs, if on the contrary, weight loss occurs.

For the normal functioning of the body, it is important to comply with the intake of carbohydrates, fats, and proteins.

Benefits of counting calories:

  • strict body weight control;
  • energy balance in the body;
  • maintaining physical fitness (appearance);
  • improved digestion;
  • good health.

A low-calorie diet leads to fat deposition in liver cells and depletion of glycogen reserves. The metabolism of fats and proteins is disrupted, the blood becomes clogged with ketones, products of incomplete oxidation of triglycerides, and body weight rapidly decreases. As a result, when calorie expenditure is higher than calorie intake, a person experiences malaise. The following symptoms appear: headaches, sweating, trembling hands, weakness, drowsiness, hunger, nausea. With an increase in calorie intake, a person’s condition normalizes.

Uncontrolled consumption of foods with high nutritional value contributes to the deposition of fat reserves, increased insulin levels in the blood, and the development of latent diabetes mellitus.

Alcoholic drinks

PRODUCTPROTEINSFATSCARBOHYDRATESKKAL
Brandy001227
Vermouth0015,9154
Dry wine00065
Semi-dry wine0,302,579
Dessert wine0,5020175
Semi-sweet wine0,20588
Table wine0,200,267
Whiskey000222
Vodka000,1234
Gin000223
Cognac000,1240
Liquor0053344
Beer 3.0%0,603,537
Beer 4.5%0,804,545
Dark beer0,20439
Port wine0013,8167
Rum000217
Champagne0,305,288


Soft drinks

PRODUCTPROTEINSFATSCARBOHYDRATESKKAL
Apricot juice0,90,29,239
Pineapple juice0,20,211,448
Orange juice0,90,18,436
Grape juice0,3014,556
Cherry juice0,5010,649
Pomegranate juice0,201458
Cocoa with milk241733,1377
Bread kvass0,20526
Cola001040
Coffee with milk0,811156
Lemonade006,124
Lemon juice10,13,218
carrot juice10,16,531
Peach juice0,80,19,137
Non-alcoholic beer004,122
Green tea0000
Black tea without sugar0000
Black tea with lemon and sugar (2 tsp)0,80,78,341
Black tea with condensed milk (2 tsp)2,42,919,1112
Energy drink0011,447
Apple juice0,50,49,742


Calculation of the mass of the finished dish

Before preparing a dish, each component must be weighed and the results recorded.

Another important figure is the final mass of the finished dish. In this case, it will be 1,345 g, taking into account the fact that one egg of category C1 weighs approximately 55 g. Of course, you can weigh the finished dish only together with the bowl or pan in which it is located. Therefore, determine the mass of the container in advance and subtract this figure from the final one.

Weigh frequently used utensils and record the readings in a notebook. This will come in handy if you forget to find out the mass of an empty bowl.

Mushrooms

PRODUCTPROTEINSFATSCARBOHYDRATESKKAL
White fresh3,31,52,432
White dried23,86,830,2277
Fresh oyster mushrooms2,50,56,234
Fresh chanterelles1,512,422
Dried chanterelles227,225,4268
Fresh boletus2,50,71,512
Fresh honey mushrooms2,412,525
Fresh boletus2,11,23,430
Dried boletus23,39,514,4231
Fresh boletuses3,30,43,531
Dried boletuses35,25,433325
Fresh saffron milk caps1,90,72,316
Fresh russulas1,60,81,715
Fresh champignons4,30,91,429


The difference between the nutritional value of foods and the energy value

The nutritional value of a food product is the balanced content of essential substances in the food product that are absorbed in the body. These include: amino acids, vitamins, minerals, unsaturated fatty acids. A formula has been derived for the optimal ratio of proteins, fats, carbohydrates in food products - 1: 1.2: 4 or 85: 102: 360 grams.

The energy that is released from food substances in the process of biological oxidation is used to ensure the vital functions of the body and determines the energy value of the food product.

Each product in our diet consists of three components: carbohydrates, fats and proteins. 1 g fat - 9 kcal; 1 g protein - 4 kcal; 1 g carbohydrates = 4 kcal.

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Caviar

PRODUCTPROTEINSFATSCARBOHYDRATESKKAL
Chum salmon caviar granular31,613,70250
Breakout bream caviar24,64,90144
Pollock caviar, punched28,31,80127
Sturgeon caviar granular28,39,60201
Sturgeon caviar punched36,310,10235

Porridge

The need to count calories applies to all nutrition groups. For example, it is generally accepted that cereals and pasta are complex carbohydrates and do not harm the body in the process of forming a healthy body, but nutritionists warn that eating cereals in large quantities can cause an effect that is completely opposite to losing weight and building a high-quality body. The correct dose of a particular food product can be calculated by calculating the calorie content of your diet.

PRODUCTPROTEINSFATSCARBOHYDRATESKKAL
Buckwheat4,51,627,4137
Cornflakes6,52,983,8372
Semolina2,50,316,477
Oatmeal3,21,815,493
Cereals11,97,569,1358
Barley porridge3,20,522,7102
Millet porridge30,817,292
Rice porrige1,50,217,379
Barley porridge1,40,318,784
Barley flakes9,13,279,7345

Calorie content of juices and other concentrates


Calorie content of juices and other concentrates per 100 grams

Remember: Every food contains a certain amount of water. For example, juices can contain up to 80% water.

Important: Calorie content in the table is calculated taking into account the water in each food product.

Now you can plan your menu and eat healthy, taking into account the nutritional value of food products.

Tip: Make a menu for the week at once so that you don’t have to think every day about what to cook and count calories every day.

If you need to see the amount of water in a particular food product, use another calorie table on this site.

Sausage and sausage products

PRODUCTPROTEINSFATSCARBOHYDRATESKKAL
Boiled sausage Doctorskaya13,422,90257
Boiled sausage Lyubitelskaya12,528,30311
Boiled milk sausage11,122,50243
Half-smoked sausage Lyubitelskaya17,639,10428
Moskovskaya semi-smoked sausage19,136,10402
Semi-smoked sausage Servelat16,140,20423
Uncooked smoked sausage Lyubitelskaya20,647,80511
Raw smoked sausage Moscow24,341,60476
Raw smoked sausage Servelat24,140,20453
Hunting sausages27,124,60325
Krovyanka10,617,814,5261
Salami21,353,61,1576
Beef sausages11,118,21,6215
Pork sausages10,131,81,7330
Beef sausages10,320,30,9229
Chicken sausages10,622,13,3242
Sausages Amateur9,830,10,4318
Dairy sausages11,323,91,1260
Pork sausages9,223,24,5284


Sauces

Sauces and various dressings are usually added to salads or used with meat. Since many of them are quite high in calories, this fact should be taken into account when calculating your daily calorie intake. Calorie table for sauces:

SaucesCalorie content per 100 g of finished product
Sunflower oil900
Olive oil824
Ketchup80
Vinegar32
Mayonnaise light260
Mayonnaise625

Butter, margarine, fats

PRODUCTPROTEINSFATSCARBOHYDRATESKKAL
Chicken fat099,70896
Rendered pork fat099,50882
Creamy margarine0,582,30746
Table milk margarine0,5820,9744
Mayonnaise 67%3,3672,4624
Flaxseed oil099,80898
Olive oil099,80898
Sunflower oil099,90899
Butter 82.5%0,582,51747
Ghee0,498,10,5885


Calorie content of oils, fats, table


Fats and oils are high in calories.
Oil, fats and mayonnaise are the highest calorie foods. They have a high calorie content and are well digestible.

Important: You need to consume such foods in minimal quantities if you want to lose weight and never return to the past.

Dairy

The lack of a sufficient amount of protein in the body will make the body thin and loose, and certainly will not allow one to achieve high-quality body weight. Many experts recommend starting to lose weight and burn fat, if you don’t have too many kilograms, by building muscle mass. This approach is quite effective, since muscles are energy-intensive tissue of the body. If your body has enough developed muscles, then even at rest the number of calories consumed by the body will be high. This is due to the fact that muscles are literally penetrated by the circulatory system and require constant nutrition and breathing, which means that the energy costs for their maintenance in the body are high. Adipose tissue, on the contrary, does not require large expenditures of energy for its maintenance, since it is an emergency depot of energy “for a rainy day.” The same table of energy value and calorie content of foods will help increase the content of proteins and proper carbohydrates in your diet. You can calculate the daily value of calories needed by the body in a general way using simple calculations.

PRODUCTPROTEINSFATSCARBOHYDRATESKKAL
Yogurt 1.5%4,31,58,465
Yogurt 3.2%53,28,987
Kefir 0%2,803,829
Kefir 1%2,814,037
Kefir 2.5%32,54,051
Kefir 3.2%3,23,24,157
Milk 0%2,804,634
Milk 1%2,814,643
Milk 2.5%2,82,54,653
Milk 3.2%2,83,24,658
Raw goat milk3,14,24,771
Raw cow's milk3,23,64,763
Skim milk2,10,14,530
Whole milk powder25,22539,6477
Condensed milk7,37,79,7139
Curdled milk 3.2%2,93,24,057
Ryazhenka 2.5%2,92,54,153
Ryazhenka 4.0%2,944,168
Cream 10%2,8104,1121
Cream 20%2,8203,9209
Sour cream 10%3102,9118
Sour cream 15%3152,9163
Sour cream 20%3202,9208
Curd cheeses7,32327,6344
Dutch cheese26,426,50352
Poshekhonsky cheese26,426,30348
Russian cheese24,129,80,4366
Sulguni cheese2024,20293
Fat cottage cheese14181,9236
Low-fat cottage cheese18,20,61,889
Cottage cheese semi-fat16,591,9156


People's need for energy

The human body constantly expends calories to maintain vital functions, perform work, digest food, and sleep. Products serve as a source of energy for the body and replenish its losses.

To maintain health and maintain good health, nutritionists advise calculating your personal caloric intake or focusing on the data below.

Table No. 1 “Recommended energy requirements for the adult working population”

Labor intensity groupAge groups, yearsEnergy requirement, kcal
MenWomen
Knowledge workers (low energy consumption)18-2924502000
30-3923001900
40-5921001800
Workers with medium loads18-2928002200
30-3926502150
40-5925002100
Workers with medium loads (high energy consumption)18-2933002600
30-3931502550
40-5929502500
Hard workers18-2928503050
30-3936002950
40-5934002850
Hard workers18-294200
30-393950
40-593750

Interestingly, to maintain vital processes, men require 15% more calories than women performing similar work.

To determine your personal norm, it is recommended to calculate using the Harris-Benedict formula.

Daily calorie intake for women:

[66.5 + (13.7 * M) + (5 * R) – (6.8 * V)] * K.

Daily calorie intake for men:

[65.5 + (9.5 * M) + (1.8 * P) – (4.7 * V)] * K;

  • M – body weight, kilogram;
  • P – height, centimeters;
  • В – age, years;
  • K – activity degree coefficient (at low – 1.4; medium – 1.6; high – 1.8).

With insufficient body weight, the balance between energy consumption and energy expenditure shifts upward. If the desire to lose weight dominates, you need to eat less or exercise intensively. It is more effective to use both methods.

Meat, poultry

Meat and offal have a lot of pleasant preparation variations that can easily replace sausages from the store. At the same time, the saturation of the body when consuming homemade cutlets, blood and other homemade sausages, simply stewed or even grilled meat is simply colossal in comparison with the saturation that comes with eating a sausage sandwich from the store. Nevertheless, uncontrolled consumption of meat dishes cannot have a positive effect on the figure and health of the body as a whole. Since 100 grams of meat products contain an average of 200 kcal. To correctly build your daily diet, you should constantly refer to the calorie table.

PRODUCTPROTEINSFATSCARBOHYDRATESKKAL
Mutton16,215,30201
Lamb Kidneys13,42,6078
Lamb Liver18,92,80102
Lamb Heart13,62,7085
Beef18,712,60191
Beef Brains9,39,60126
Beef liver17,63,20100
Beef Kidneys12,41,9067
Beef Udder12,113,80176
Beef Heart15,23,1089
Beef Tongue13,412,10160
horsemeat20,37,10149
Rabbit20,612,80197
Pork lean16,327,90318
Pork is fatty11,649,10484
Pork kidneys13,23,2084
Pork liver18,63,50105
Pig heart15,23,1087
Pig tongue14,416,50203
Veal19,91,1091
Geese16,433,10359
Turkey21,112,30,6192
Chickens20,48,60,8161
Chickens18,57,90,5159
Ducks16,461,30348


Who will find it useful to know the BZHU ratio?

Many believe that a table of proteins, fats and carbohydrates in foods is necessary for those who are on regular diets and are looking for a source of quick weight loss. In fact, this is not entirely true, and our service will be useful in the following cases:

  1. when losing weight - with the help of the site you can create the right menu, eliminating harmful or overly nutritious foods from your diet, leaving healthy fruits and vegetables. You will also learn to maintain the correct proportions of BJU;
  2. when gaining muscle mass, protein is the main building element of human tissue. To speed up muscle growth, you need to include protein-rich components in your diet, such as meat or legumes. In addition, you should reduce your intake of simple carbohydrates, such as sweets or baked goods;
  3. in the presence of certain diseases, the ability to create the right menu and select suitable components will be useful for people suffering from gastrointestinal pathologies. For example, some diseases of the stomach and intestines require a reduction in protein intake. Using our website, you can choose the most suitable ingredients and combine them correctly.

A table of food ingredients and calories is an important and functional service that allows you to create a complete nutrition menu for any situation. You can quickly and accurately determine the composition of any food, eliminate unnecessary components from your diet and prepare the most healthy dishes for yourself and your loved ones.

Vegetables

When losing fat, you need to consume as many reduced-calorie foods as possible to create a calorie deficit, as well as fiber to cleanse the digestive tract. Vegetables are to a greater extent a storehouse of fiber, dietary fiber and are able to create the necessary conditions for a calorie deficit in the diet. Some vegetables contain only 15 kcal per 100 grams. This means that after eating half a kilogram of food, the body will be filled with 75 kcal. It takes about 180 kcal to digest vegetables. But here too you should be extremely careful. You should not get carried away with foods with negative calorie content; it is better to find a balance in combination with protein foods, such as lean meat, cottage cheese and dairy products. Simply because if you eat buckets of one salad hoping to lose weight, you can end up with an upset digestive system, and as a result, a loss of vital microelements.

PRODUCTPROTEINSFATSCARBOHYDRATESKKAL
Eggplant0,60,17,522
Beans6,10,18,159
Swede1,20,18,438
Green peas5,40,213,675
Zucchini0,80,35,930
White cabbage1,905,731
Red cabbage1,906,334
Cauliflower2,705,230
Boiled potatoes20,316,580
Fried potato2,69,723,5198
Young potatoes2,20,312,557
Green onion (feather)1,404,221
Leek3,207,138
Bulb onions1,609,341
Carrot1,30,16,329
Ground cucumbers0,703,115
Greenhouse cucumbers0,701,69
Olives0,610,26,7111
Sweet green pepper1,204,824
Sweet red pepper1,205,526
Parsley (greens)3,80845
Parsley (root)1,6011,248
Radish1,504,222
Radish1,707,133
Turnip1,605,827
Salad1,602,115
Beet1,7010,546
Tomatoes (ground)0,704,119
Tomatoes (greenhouse)0,702,612
Beans4,404,436
Horseradish2,6016,170
Garlic6,6021,1103
Spinach2,502,622
Sorrel1,605,529


Is low calorie content the most important indicator?

The dietary menu has its own nuances. Important indicators are the glycemic index (GI) and glycemic load (GL). They show how quickly carbohydrates are broken down and absorbed by the body. The lower the GI and GL, the fewer calories will be stored as extra pounds.

If we talk about vegetables, then among them you can find real enemies of a thin waist, for example, potatoes. And almost all fruits can surprise you with their sky-high sugar levels, since they all contain a fast source of carbohydrates - fructose.

There are two more factors that negate the benefits of fruits and vegetables:

The rate of energy breakdown from carbohydrates after heat treatment increases significantly

  1. .

The fact is that fiber is destroyed during cooking. Carbohydrates turn from complex to simple. And in order to process vegetables raw, the body spends more energy and, accordingly, calories.

Tip : It is better to eat vegetables raw. They completely retain vitamins and slowly saturate the body. The smaller you cut vegetables or fruits, the faster they are absorbed by the body.

When crushed, fiber, which slows down the breakdown of carbohydrates, is destroyed. This is especially true for making juices and smoothies. Some vegetables and almost all fruits become the worst enemies for health and figure.

Tip : Before eating, eat vegetables and fruits whole or cut into large pieces.

Nuts, dried fruits

PRODUCTPROTEINSFATSCARBOHYDRATESKKAL
Peanut26,245,39,9555
Walnut13,561,510,6662
Raisins with pit1,7070,7273
Raisins sultanas2,5071,4285
Cashew25,854,313,3647
Dried apricots5,7065,3270
Almond18,357,913,4643
sunflower seed20,952,55,4582
Dried apricots5,3067,9279
Dates2,50,469,6277
Pistachios2050,57,3555
Hazelnut16,366,79,8701
Prunes2,7065,3262
Dried apples3,1068,3275


The highest calorie foods for weight gain

Not everyone can consume high-calorie foods separately from each other. But you can cook amazing dishes from them that will be tasty and healthy in equal measure.

  • Millet porridge with honey
  • Lamb or pork shashlik with vegetables (no more than once a month)
  • Mashed potatoes
  • Spaghetti with minced pork and parmesan cheese
  • Mango and banana puree with milk ice cream
  • Cream of salmon soup
  • White bread toast with avocado or butter
  • Bulgur with meat sauce
  • Full-fat yogurt filled with nuts and fruits
  • Chicken noodles with bread
  • Dried fruits: bananas, prunes, dried apricots, pineapple
  • Lamb or pork stew
  • Milkshake
  • Sandwiches with cheese and butter
  • Sweet tea or compote

Gaining weight is easier than it seems. The main thing is to stop in time. After all, the body willingly stores nutrients in the form of fat, but is extremely reluctant to get rid of them later.

Fish and seafood

PRODUCTPROTEINSFATSCARBOHYDRATESKKAL
Gobies12,78,25,1147
Pink salmon21,27,10151
Squid18,20,2077
Flounder162,5086
crucian carp17,51,6084
Carp163,5095
Chum salmon22,15,80138
Sprat14,39,20142
Smelt15,33,3093
Crab meat160,9067
Crab sticks17,92,1073
Rudd18,53,10106
Shrimp180,9085
Icy15,61,3076
Bream17,24,20109
Salmon19,213,80200
Mackerel20,23,60111
Boiled mussels9,71,6053
Pollock15,70,6067
capelin13,111,70159
Navaga16,711,3078
Burbot18,60,8085
Sea bass17,45,50123
River perch18,30,7080
Sturgeon16,510,50161
Octopus18,50074
Halibut18,53,20106
Roach18,50,40108
Boiled crayfish20,31,21,196
Carp18,15,20119
Saira18,320,50257
Salaka17,15,80124
Herring17,319,90248
Salmon20,915,30222
Whitefish197,30141
Mackerel189,50158
Som16,78,40141
Horse mackerel185,30119
Sterlet17,36,30126
Zander190,7081
Cod17,70,5076
Tuna21,71,3095
coal fish13,311,40153
Sea eel14,230,70331
Oysters14,40,36,291
Trout19,62,1099
Hake16,42,3084
Pike18,20,8083
Marine language10,35,3089


Table of caloric content of basic food products per 100 grams

Milk and dairy products

Products Proteins, g Fats, g Carbohydrates, g Energy, kcal
Low-fat cow's milk 3 0,05 4,9 32
Milk 1.5% fat 3 1,5 4,8 45
Milk 2.5% 2,9 2,5 4,8 54
Milk 3.2% 2,9 3,2 4,7 60
Cream 10% 2,7 10 4,4 119
Cream 20% 2,5 20 4 205
Low-fat cottage cheese 22 0,6 3,3 110
Cottage cheese 5% 21 5 3 145
Cottage cheese 9% 18 9 3 169
Cottage cheese 18% 15 18 2,8 236
Sour cream 10% 2,7 10 3,9 119
Sour cream 20% 2,5 20 3,4 206
Sour cream 30% 2,3 30 3,1 293
Low-fat kefir 3 0,05 4 31
Kefir 1% 3 1 4 40
Kefir 2.5% 2,9 2,5 4 53
Kefir 3.2% 2,9 3,2 4 59
Cow's milk cheese 22,1 19,2 0,4 262
Cheese "Adygei" 19,8 19,8 1,5 264
Cheese "Gouda" 25 27 2 356
Cheese "Dutch" block 26 26,8 352
Round Dutch cheese 23,7 30,4 375
Whole milk mozzarella cheese 22,2 22,3 2,2 300
Parmesan cheese 37,8 27,3 3,4 415
Cheese "Russian" 23,2 29,5 364
Whole milk ricotta cheese 11,3 13 3 174
Suluguni 20,5 22 0,4 286
Cheese "Tilsiter" 24,4 26 1,9 340
Chees Feta" 14,2 21,3 4 264
Cheese "Edam" 25 27,8 1,4 357
Processed cheese 16,8 11,2 23,8 257
Activia yogurt of different types 3,8-4,5 2,9-3,5 14-15,8 97-107
Greek yogurt 5-7 3,2-6 3,5-4,2 66-100
"Actimel" of different types 2,7-2,9 15-1,6 10,5-12 71-75

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Fats, margarine, butter

Products Proteins, g Fats, g Carbohydrates, g Energy, kcal
Butter 0,5-1 78-82,5 0,7-0,9 709-748
Butter "Valio" 0,7 82 0,7 740
Ghee 0,2 99 892
Chocolate butter 1,5 62 18,6 642
Olive oil 99,8 898
Sunflower oil 99,9 899
Margarine 0,3-0,5 82-82,5 0,5-1 743-746
Spread 40 360
Mayonnaise 1,4-3,1 47-72 2,6-3,9 450-665
Mayonnaise light 0,3-1,4 8-30 1,9-6,5 110-300
Beef, pork, lamb fat, rendered 99,7 897
Cooking and confectionery fat 99,7 897
Fish oil 100 902
Salo 2,4 89 797
Lard 1,4 92,8 841

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Bread, bakery products flour

Products Proteins, g Fats, g Carbohydrates, g Energy, kcal
Wheat bread made from premium flour 7,5-7,6 0,8-2,9 49,2-51,4 235-262
Wheat bread made from 1st grade flour 7,6 0,9 49,7 226
Bread made from rye-wheat flour 6,8 1,2 46,4 215
Rye bread 4,7 0,7 49,8 214
Bread "Borodinsky" 6,9 1,3 40,9 208
Cereal bread (premium wheat flour, crushed grain) 8,6 1,4 45,1 228
Whole grain bread from a mixture of cereals 13,3 4,2 43,3 265
Dr.Körner “Seven Grains” breads 10 2 57 290
Dr.Körner “Borodinskie” bread 11 3 52 280
Dr.Körner “Buckwheat” bread with vitamins 11,6 3 52,4 283
Dr.Körner “Rice” crispbread with vitamins 6 1 69 310
Baking 7,4-8 2,2-16,8 52,9-74,4 269-450
Wheat flour crackers 11,2 1,4 72,4 331
Premium durum wheat flour 10,8 1,3 69,9 334
Premium wheat flour 10,3 1,1 70,6 334
Wheat flour 1st grade 10,6 1,3 69 330
Wheat flour 2 grades 11,6 1,8 64,8 322
Wheat flour 11,5 2,2 61,5 312
Seeded rye flour 6,9 1,4 66,3 305
Peeled rye flour 8,9 1,7 61,8 298
Rye wallpaper flour 10,7 1,9 58,5 294

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Cereals

Products Proteins, g Fats, g Carbohydrates, g Energy, kcal
Pasta made from premium durum flour 11 1,3 70,5 338
Pasta made from premium durum flour, boiled 3,6 0,4 20 98
Premium pasta 10,4 1,1 69,7 337
Premium pasta, boiled 3,5 0,4 23,2 112
Buckwheat groats 12,6 3,3 57,1 308
Boiled buckwheat 4,1 1 18,5 100
White rice, polished 7 1 74 333
White rice, polished, boiled 2,3 0,2 28,7 130
Long grain unpolished rice 7,5 2 73 340
Unpolished boiled rice 2,5 0,9 23 112
Unpolished red rice 7,5 3 68 330
Boiled wild black rice 4 0,3 19,5 101
Boiled millet 3,5 1,1 23,6 119
Oatmeal 12,3 6,1 59,5 342
Cereals 12,3 6,2 61,8 352
Oatmeal porridge with water 3 1,7 15 88
Oatmeal porridge with milk 3,2 4,1 14,2 102
Oatmeal 12,5 6 64,9 363
Boiled pearl barley 3,1 0,4 22,2 109
Barley grits 10 1,3 65,4 313
Boiled barley 2,3 0,3 15,7 76
Boiled wheat groats “Poltava” 2,5-2,9 0,3 14,5-15,5 71-79
Corn, food grain 10,3 4,9 60 325
Corn grits 8,3 1,2 71 328
Semolina 10,3 1 70,6 333
Semolina porridge on water 2,5 0,2 16,8 80
Semolina porridge with milk 3 3,2 15,3 98
Pea grain 20,5 2 49,5 298
Whole polished peas 22 2 57 330
Split peas 23 1,6 48,1 299
Boiled peas 8,3 0.4 21 118
Fresh green peas 5 0,2 8,3 55
Mash 23,9 1,2 62,6 347
Boiled mung bean 7 0,4 19,2 105
Chickpeas 20,5 4,3 63 360
Boiled chickpeas 8,9 2,6 27,4 164
Soybean grain 36,7 17,8 17,3 364
Soya beans 36,4 19,9 30,1 446
Boiled soybeans 16,6 8,9 9,9 173
Red beans, all types 23,5 0,8 60 333
Boiled red beans 8,7 0,5 22,8 127
Green beans 2,5 0,3 3 23
Lentils 24,6 1,1 63,4 352
Boiled lentils 9 0,4 20,1 116
Red lentils 21,6 1,1 48 314
Amaranth groats 13,6 7 58.6 371
Boiled amaranth 3,8 1,6 16.6 102
Quinoa cereal 14,1 6,1 57,2 368
Boiled quinoa 4,4 1,9 18,5 120

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Vegetables

Products Proteins, g Fats, g Carbohydrates, g Energy, kcal
Artichoke 1,2 0,1 6 28
Basil 2,5 0,6 4,3 27
Eggplant 1,2 0,1 4,5 24
Yam (sweet potato) 1,6 0,05 17,1 86
Boiled sweet potato without skin 1,4 0,14 15,2 76
Swede 1,2 0,1 7,7 37
Mustard leaf 2,9 0,4 1,5 27
Daikon 1,2 4,1 21
Ginger, raw root 1,8 0,75 15,8 80
Zucchini 0,6 0,3 4,6 24
White cabbage 1,8 0,1 4,7 28
Sauerkraut 1,8 0,1 3 23
Boiled cabbage 1,4 0,1 4,2 24
Broccoli 2,8 0,37 6,6 34
Boiled broccoli 2,38 0,4 7,18 35
Broccoli, frozen, boiled 3,1 0,12 5,35 28
Brussels sprouts 3,4 0,3 8,9 43
Brussels sprouts, frozen, boiled 3,6 0,4 8,3 42
Kohlrabi cabbage 2,8 0,1 7,9 44
Red cabbage 0,8 0,2 5,1 26
Cabbage 1,2 0,2 2 16
Savoy cabbage 1,2 0,1 5,6 28
Cauliflower 2,5 0,3 4,2 30
Cabbage (Kale) 2,8 0,6 6,6 42
Collard's kale 3 0,6 1,4 32
Potato 2 0,4 16,3 77
Boiled potatoes 2 0,4 15,8 75
Watercress 2,3 0,1 0,8 11
Raw corn 3,3 1,35 16,7 86
Green onion 1,3 0,1 3,2 20
Bulb onions 1,4 0,2 8,2 41
Red onion 1,4 0,1 9,1 42
Leek 2 0,2 6,3 36
Chard 1,8 0,2 2,1 19
Carrot 1,3 0,1 6,9 35
Boiled carrots 1,3 0,1 6,4 33
Ground cucumbers 0,8 0,1 2,5 14
Greenhouse cucumbers 0,7 0,1 1,9 11
Pickles 0,8 0,1 1,7 13
Parsnip root 1,4 0,5 9,2 47
Squash 0,6 0,1 4,1 19
Sweet pepper 1,3 0,1 4,9 26
Parsley greens 3,7 0,4 7,6 49
Parsley root 1,5 0,6 10,1 51
Ground tomatoes 1,1 0,2 3,8 24
Greenhouse tomatoes 0,9 0,1 2,9 17
Cherry tomatoes 0,8 0,1 2,8 15
Salted tomatoes 0,5 0,1 1,6-2,1 10-11
Radish 1,2 0,1 3,4 20
Green radish 2 0,2 5,6 32
Black radish 1,9 0,2 6,7 36
Turnip 1,5 0,1 6,2 32
Fresh rosemary 3,3 5,9 17,6 131
Arugula 2,6 0,7 2,1 25
Leaf lettuce 1,5 0,2 2 16
Beet 1,5 0,1 8,8 42
Boiled beets 1,8 0,1 9,8 48
Celery greens 0,9 0,1 2,1 13
Celery root 1,3 0,3 6,5 37
Asparagus 1,9 0,1 3,1 21
Fresh thyme 5,6 1,7 15,9 101
Jerusalem artichoke 2,1 0,1 12,8 61
Pumpkin 1 0,1 4,4 23
Boiled pumpkin 1,2 0,1 4,9 26
Dill 2,5 0,5 6,3 40
Horseradish 3,2 0,4 10,5 59
Zucchini 1,2 0,2 2.7 17
Garlic 6,5 0,5 29,9 149
Spinach 2,9 0,3 2 23
Sorrel 1,5 0,3 2,9 22
Wakame seaweed (Undaria pinnate) raw 3 0,64 9,3 45
Laminaria (seaweed) raw 1,7 0,56 8,9 43
Dried kelp (sea kale) 31,5 21,8 38,1 476
Dried spirulina 57,5 7,72 23,4 290
Eggplant caviar 1,7 13,3 5,1 148
Squash Cavier 1,2-2 7-9 7,4-8,6 97-122
Green peas (canned) 3,1 0,2 6,5 40
Sweet corn (canned) 2-3,9 0-1,3 11-22,7 64-120
Pickled cucumbers 0,8 1,3 16
Pickled tomatoes 0,5 0,1 2,1 10
Pickled beets 0,9-1,2 0-0,1 5,4-7,1 31-32

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Fruits, berries

Products Proteins, g Fats, g Carbohydrates, g Energy, kcal
Watermelon 0,6 0,1 5,8 27
Apricots 0,9 0,1 9 44
Avocado 2 14,6 8,5 160
Quince 0,6 0,5 9,6 48
Cherry plum 0,2 0,1 7,9 34
A pineapple 0,4 0,2 11,5 52
Oranges 0,9 0,2 8,1 43
Banana 1,5 0,5 21 96
Grape 0,6 0,6 15,4 72
Cherry 0,8 0,2 10,6 52
Pomegranate 0,7 0,6 14,5 72
Grapefruit 0,7 0,2 6,5 35
Pear 0,4 0,3 10,3 47
Durian 1,5 5,3 23,3 147
Melon 0,6 0,3 7,4 35
Fresh figs 0,7 0,2 12 54
Kiwi 0,8 0,4 8,1 47
Kumquat 1,9 0,9 13,4 71
Lemon 0,9 0,1 3 34
Lychee 0,8 0,4 15,2 66
Mango 0,8 0,4 13,4 60
Tangerines 0,8 0,2 7,5 38
passion fruit 2,4 0,4 13,4 68
Nectarine 1,1 0,3 9 44
Papaya 0,5 0,26 9,1 43
Peach 0,9 0,1 9,5 45
Pomelo 0,8 0,04 8,6 38
Plum 0,8 0,3 9,6 49
Turn 1,5 0,3 9,4 54
Feijoa 0.7 0.4 8.8 61
Persimmon 0,5 0,4 15,3 67
Cherries 1,1 0,4 10,6 52
Apples 0,4 0,4 9,8 47
Cowberry 0,7 0,5 8,2 46
Blueberry 1 0,5 6,6 39
Blackberry 1,5 0,5 4,4 34
Strawberry 0,8 0,4 7,5 41
Cranberry 0,5 0,2 3,7 28
Gooseberry 0,7 0,2 9,1 45
Raspberries 0,8 0,5 8,3 46
Cloudberry 0,8 0,9 7,4 40
Sea ​​buckthorn 1,2 5,4 5,7 82
White currant 0,5 0,2 8 42
Red currants 0,6 0,2 7,7 43
Black currant 1 0,4 7,3 44
Blueberry 1,1 0,6 7,6 44
Fresh rosehip 1,6 0,7 22,4 109
Dry rosehip 3,4 1,4 48,3 284

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Dried fruits

Products Proteins, g Fats, g Carbohydrates, g Energy, kcal
Dried bananas 3,9 1,8 78,4 346
Dried cherries 1,5 73 290
Dried pear 2,3 0,6 62,6 270
Dried melon 0,7 0,1 82,2 341
Raisin 2,5 0,54 67,7 296
Raisins sultanas 2,3 0,5 65,8 281
Dried figs 3,1 0,8 57,9 257
Dried apricots 5,2 0,3 51 232
Dried peach 3 0,4 57,7 254
Dried apricots 5 0,4 53 242
Dates 2,5 0,5 69,2 292
Prunes (dried plums) 2,3 0,7 57,5 256
Dried apples 2,2 0,1 59 253

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Mushrooms

Products Proteins, g Fats, g Carbohydrates, g Energy, kcal
Fresh porcini mushrooms 3,7 1,7 1,1 34
Dried porcini mushrooms 30,3 14,3 9 286
Fresh oyster mushrooms 2,5 0,3 6,5 3,8
Fresh milk mushrooms 1,8 0,5 0,8 16
Chanterelles 1,5 1 1 19
Honey mushrooms 2,2 1,2 0,5 22
boletus 2,1 0,8 1,2 20
Dried boletus 23,5 9,2 14,3 231
Boletus 3,3 0,5 1,2 22
Dried boletuses 35,4 5,4 33,2 315
Morels 1,7 0,3 4,2 27
Russula 1,7 0,7 1,5 19
Champignon 4,3 1 0,1 27

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Meat

Products Proteins, g Fats, g Carbohydrates, g Energy, kcal
Beef 1 category 18,6 16 218
Beef category 2 20 9,8 168
Beef, tenderloin 22,2 7,1 158
Veal 1 category 19,7 2 97
Pork is fatty 11,7 49,3 491
Pork meat 14,3 33,3 357
Pork, tenderloin 19,4 7,1 142
Lamb 1st category 15,6 16,3 209
Lamb 2 categories 19,8 9,6 166
horsemeat 20,2 7 187
Beef tongue 16 12,1 2,2 173
Pork tongue 15,9 16 2,1 208
Beef liver 17,9 3,7 5,3 127
Pork liver 18,8 3,8 4,7 109
Beef heart 16 3,5 2 96
Beef kidneys 15,2 2,8 1,9 86
Broilers (chickens) 1 cat. 18,7 16,1 220
Broilers (chickens) 2 cat. 19,7 11,2 180
Chicken 1 cat. 18,2 18,4 238
Chicken 2 cat. 21,2 8,2 159
Chicken breast 23,6 1,9 113
Chicken legs 16,8 10,2 158
Chicken liver 19,1 6,3 0,6 136
Chicken heart 15,8 10,3 0,8 159
Turkey 19,5 22 276
Turkey, breast 23,6 1,5 114
Turkey, minced meat 20 8 0,5 161
Domestic goose, meat and skin 15,2-15,8 33,6-39 371-412
Domestic goose, meat 22,7 7,1 161
Quail, meat and skin 19,6 12 192
Domestic duck, meat and skin 15,8 38 405
Wild duck, meat and skin 17,4 15,2 211
Wild duck, meat 19,8 4,3 123
Ostrich meat 21,8 2,3 114
Pheasant, meat and skin 22,7 9,3 181
Pheasant, breast 24,3 3,2 133
Rabbit 21,2 11 183
Boar 21,5 3,3 122
Elk 23 1,5 111
Venison 19,5 8,5 155

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Sausages

Products Proteins, g Fats, g Carbohydrates, g Energy, kcal
Boiled sausage “Dietary” 12,1 13,5 170
k/v "Doctor's" 12,8 22,2 1,5 257
k/v "Amateur" 12,2 28 0,1 301
k/v "Molochnaya" 11,7 22,8 0,2 252
k/v "Moskovskaya" 11,5 21,8 2 250
k/v "Russian" 11,5 27,9 1,7 302
Boiled-smoked sausage “Moskovskaya” 19,1 36,6 0,2 406
Premium sausage “Servelat” 16,1 40,1 425
Semi-smoked sausage “Krakowska” 16,2 44,6 466
K.P. "Odesskaya" 14,8 38,1 0,3 402
Raw smoked sausage “Brunschweig” 27,7 42,2 0,2 491
Raw smoked pork sausage 13 57 0,2 566
Raw smoked sausage “Grainy” 9,9 62,8 0,3 606
Liver sausage 14,4 28,5 2,2 326
Raw smoked brisket 8,9 63,3 605
Raw smoked loin 10,5 47,4 469
Chopped ham 16,3 20,7 1,8 263
Sausages "Milk" 11 23,9 0,4 261
S. Beef 10,4 20,1 0,8 226
S. Pork 9,5 34,3 342
S. Chicken 10,8 22,4 4,2 259
Beef sausages 11,4 18,2 1,3 215
Pork sausages 10,1 31,6 1,8 322
Canned beef stew 16,8 17 0,2 220
Canned stewed pork 14,9 32,2 0,2 349

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Eggs

Products Proteins, g Fats, g Carbohydrates, g Energy, kcal
Chicken egg 12,7 10,9 0,7 157
Protein 11,1 44
Yolk 16,2 31,2 1 354
Boiled chicken egg 12,7 11,5 0,7 157
Fried chicken egg without oil 14,6 12,6 0,8 174
Quail egg 11,9 13,1 0,6 168
Goose egg 13,9 13,3 1,4 185
Duck egg 13,3 14,5 0,1 185
Ostrich egg 12,2 11,7 0,7 118
Melange 12,7 11,5 0,7 157
Egg powder 46 37,3 4,5 542

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Fish and seafood

Products Proteins, g Fats, g Carbohydrates, g Energy, kcal
Argentina 17,6 2 88
white cupid 18,6 5,3 134
Goby 17,5 2 88
Vobla 18 2,8 95
Pink salmon 20,5 6,5 140
Dorado 18 3 96
Squid 18 2,2 2 100
Far Eastern flounder 15,7 3 90
crucian carp 17,7 1,8 87
Carp 16 5,3 112
Chum salmon 19 5,6 127
Mullet 21 0,4 124
Coho salmon 21,6 5,9 146
Baltic sprat 14,1 9 137
Caspian sprat 18,5 13,1 192
Kamchatka crab, meat 18,2 1 82
Shrimps 17-22 0,6-1,6 80-97
lobster 18,8 1,3 0,5 89
Boiled lobster 20,5 0,7 0,3 90
Ice fish 15,5 1,4 75
Lemonema 15,9 0,4 67
Bream 17,1 4,1 105
Lobster 18,8 0,9 0,5 90
Atlantic salmon (salmon) 20 8,1 153
Salmon 19,8 6,3 142
Macrurus 13,2 0,8 60
Mussels 11,5 2 3,3 77
Pollock 15,9 0,9 72
Spring capelin 13,1 7,1 116
Autumn capelin 13,6 18,1 217
Fish milk 16 2,9 90
Scallop 17 2 3 92
Navaga 19,2 1,6 91
Burbot 18,8 0,6 81
Red sockeye salmon 20,3 8,4 157
Sea bass 18,2 3,3 103
River perch 18,5 0,9 82
Lobster 18,8 1,3 0,5 89
Boiled lobster 20,5 0,7 0,3 90
Caspian sturgeon 16,4 10,9 164
Sturgeon 15,8 15,4 202
Halibut 18,9 3 103
Pangasius 15,3 3 89
Haddock 17,2 0,5 73
Roach 17,5 2 88
Blue whiting 18,5 0,9 82
Crayfish 15,5 1 1,2 76
Boiled river crayfish 20,3 1,3 1 97
Rapana 16,7 1,1 77
Carp 18,2 2,7 97
Atlantic herring low-fat 19,1 6,5 135
Atlantic fatty herring 17,7 19,5 248
Pacific herring low-fat 18 7 135
Fatty Pacific herring 14 15 191
Salmon 21,6 6 140
Salmon bellies 25 24 310
Atlantic mackerel 18 13,2 191
Mackerel 18,7 11,9 181
Som 17,2 5,1 115
Oceanic horse mackerel 18,5 4,5 114
Sterlet 17 6,1 122
Zander 18,4 1,1 84
Terpug 17,8 3,4 102
tilapia 20,1 1,7 96
Atlantic cod 17,8 0,7 82
Pacific cod 15,3 0,4 69
Bluefin tuna 23,3 4,9 144
Yellowfin tuna 24,4 0,5 109
Skipjack tuna 22 1 103
Oyster 9 2 4,5 72
Trout 19,2 2,1 97
Sea trout 20,5 4,3 157
Hake 16,6 2,2 86
Pike 18,4 1,1 84
Marine language 10,3 5,2 88
Ide 18,2 1 81
Smoked salmon 22,5 12,5 202
Hot smoked mackerel 22,1 23,8 307
Cold smoked mackerel 23,4 6,4 150
Smoked trout 26 3,1 0,5 132
Lightly salted trout 20,6 10,1 186
Lightly salted fatty trout 23 15 227
Hamsa salted 21,2 9 166

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Caviar

Products Proteins, g Fats, g Carbohydrates, g Energy, kcal
Red salmon caviar 32 15 263
Pollock caviar, punched 27,9 1,8 1,1 132
Capelin caviar "Santa Bremor" 8,1-9,3 36,9-38,6 365-382
Herring roe 31,6 10,3 222
Black sturgeon caviar granular 28,4 9,3 0,6 200
Pressed sturgeon caviar 38,2 14,5 1,5 289
Pike caviar 17,3 2 87

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Nuts

Products Proteins, g Fats, g Carbohydrates, g Energy, kcal
Peanut 26,3 45,2 9,9 552
Roasted peanuts 26 52 13,4 626
Brazilian nut 14,3 67,1 4,2 659
Walnuts 16,2 60,8 11,1 656
Pine nuts 13,7 64,1 9,4 673
Cashew 18,5 48,5 22,5 600
Roasted cashews 17,5 42,2 30,5 572
Coconut raw 3,3 33,5 6,2 354
Hazelnut (hazelnut) 13 62,6 9,3 653
Almond 18,6 53,7 13 609
Roasted almonds 22,4 55,9 12,3 642
Almond petals 22 58 12 650
Macadamia nut 7,9 75,8 5,2 718
Pecans 9,2 72 4,3 691
Sunflower seeds, dried kernels 20,8 51,5 17,4 584
Pumpkin seeds, dried kernels 30,2 49,1 9,3 559
Shelled hemp seeds 31,6 48,7 4,7 553
Unshelled hemp seeds 20,1 32,5 14 429
Sesame seeds 19,4 48,7 12,2 565
Flax seeds 18,3 42,2 1,6 534
Poppy seeds 17,5 47,5 14,5 556
Chia seeds 16,5 30,7 7,7 486
Raw pistachios 20,2 45,3 16,6 560
Roasted pistachios without oil with added salt 21,1 45,8 17,3 569
Roasted hazelnuts 17,8 66,1 9,4 703

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Sweets

Products Proteins, g Fats, g Carbohydrates, g Energy, kcal
Sugar (sand) 99,8 399
Rafinated sugar) 99,9 400
Cane sugar 99,7 394
Cherry jam 64 256
Strawberry jam 0,3 74 282
Raspberry jam 0,6 70,4 270
Plum jam 0,7 74,6 283
Blueberry jam 0,4 51,6 211
Blackcurrant jam 0,6 72,9 282
Apple jam 0,4 68,7 260
Waffles 3,2-5,5 2,8-30 52-80 342-540
Biscuits 11 1,5 75 360
Marshmallow 0,7-1 0-0,1 78,3-80,5 299-311
Marshmallows in chocolate 2 10 70 365
Cocoa (powder) 24,3 15 10,2 289
Caramel 0-0,8 0-1 91,2-96,5 371-384
Raisin cupcake 6,4 17,6 53,6 384
Kozinak from sunflower seeds 14,8 42,6 34,5 576
Candies "Squirrel" 8,8 33,1 53,4 538
Sweets "Korovka" 2,7 4,4 82,4 351
Potato starch 0,1 footprints 79,6 299
Croissants 5,5-8 19,7-28,8 42-47 380-470
Marmalade 0,1 77,7 296
Natural honey 0,8 80,3 308
Condensed milk with sugar 8.5%, Belarus 7,2 8,5 56 329
Milk ice cream 3,2 3,5 21,3 126
Ice cream sundae 3,2 15 20,8 227
Nougat 6-7 11-22 60-72 405-465
Paste 0,5 footprints 80,4 305
Cookie 7,4-10,4 5,2-10 75-76,8 376-415
Oatmeal cookies 6,5 14,4 71,8 437
Cakes 1-5 9,2-27,5 42-59 370-460
Jam 0,1-0,6 0,1-0,5 57-74 215-285
Gingerbread Tula 5,5-9 6,5-8,6 68-71,5 360-380
Turkish Delight 0-0,8 0-0,7 79-82 310-320
Honey cake 5,4-6 26-29 42-49 430-480
Napoleon cake" 5,9-6,4 33-42 23-39 410-560
Cake "Flight" 5,7 24,8 55,4 456
Cake "Prague" 4,6-7,2 24-26,5 42-65 410-520
Cake "Fairy Tale" 4,3 17,1 46,9 351
Sour cream and nut cake 2,9 13,5 35,3 275
Sunflower halva 11,6 29,7 54 516
Chuck-chuck 8,6 1,9 77,9 363
Snickers chocolate bar 9,3 27,9 54,6 507
Bitter chocolate 8 36 46,8 540
Milk chocolate 6,9 35,7 54,4 550

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Sweets

Of course, when it comes to purchased goods, there are no problems with calculating proteins, fats and carbohydrates, as well as calorie content. Today you can find all the necessary information on the packaging of any product . But fortunately, in order to achieve an ideal body, most gurus in the field of fitness, bodybuilding and nutrition advise limiting your trips to supermarkets as much as possible and exchanging them for visiting markets or live organic food stores. Healthy eating requires its adherents to carefully plan a menu and spend several hours a day preparing food. It is advisable to forget about ready-made foods for meals. Sweet yoghurts, semi-finished products, cookies, sausages, sausages and other delicacies are extremely harmful to the body due to the abundance of various additives they contain, which additionally cause appetite, worsen metabolism, retain water in the body and generally negatively affect health. Giving up store-bought treats doesn't mean giving up the joy of food. Just eating a healthy person requires attention to the diet and some cooking skills.

PRODUCTPROTEINSFATSCARBOHYDRATESKKAL
Jam0,40,274,5286
Waffles8,219,853,1425
Hematogen6,22,875,5352
Fruit dragee3,710,373,4388
Marshmallow0,7077,3295
Iris3,17,781,2384
Caramel00,277,3291
Chocolate candies3,939,754,6576
Marmalade00,277,1289
Honey0,6080,5312
Ice cream sundae3,615,120,5223
Ice cream3,61019,5182
Ice cream popsicle3,62019,5278
Paste0,6080,1301
Oatmeal cookies6,514,171,4430
Butter cookies10,55,276447
Puff pastry5,738,346,8543
Sponge cake4,99,184,1338
Gingerbread4,42,977,1333
Sugar0,2099,6377
Sunflower halva11,429,354,6519
Dark chocolate5,235,652,4546
Milk chocolate6,735,652,4552


Let's start with history

“Calorie” as a term was formed in the 19th century; French thermochemists R.A. Favre and I.T. Zilberman introduced it into scientific circulation. Initially, the term was interpreted as a unit of calculating the heat of combustion.

In modern science, a calorie is a certain amount of heat, with the help of which the temperature of 1 gram of water increases by 1 degree Celsius. In everyday life, these measurements occur through calories—1 calorie equals 4.1868 joules.

However, when we come to the store, on the packaging of the products we find the energy value of the products per 100 grams, indicated in kilocalories. For understanding, 1 kilocalorie (kcal) is equal to 1 thousand calories.

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Fruits and berries

PRODUCTPROTEINSFATSCARBOHYDRATESKKAL
Apricots0,7010,144
Quince0,608,737
Cherry plum0,307,635
A pineapple0,3011,949
Orange0,808,638
Bananas1,7022,187
Cowberry0,608,842
Grape0,5017,873
Cherry0,9011,146
Pomegranate0,9011,953
Grapefruit0,807,537
Pear0,5010,641
Blueberry1,107,435
Melon0,80,37,334
Blackberry1,905,131
Strawberries1,907,140
Figs0,9013,757
Kiwi10,79,746
Dogwood1,109,442
Strawberry0,60,4730
Cranberry0,704,927
Gooseberry0,809,743
Lemon0,903,330
Raspberries0,709,243
Mandarin0,908,839
Mango0,60,411,869
Cloudberry0,906,933
Sea ​​buckthorn0,805,631
Peaches0,9010,142
Pamelo0,60,16,129
Rowan1,6012,257
Plum0,809,741
White currant0,408,537
Red currants0,608,739
Black currant1,008,038
Persimmon0,7015,761
Cherries1,3012,554
Blueberry1,208,841
Mulberry0,6012,550
Fresh rosehip1,5024,2106
Dried rose hips4,5060,1259
Apples0,5011,448


Bread and bakery products, flour

PRODUCTPROTEINSFATSCARBOHYDRATESKKAL
Baranki16,41,169,7342
Sliced ​​loaf9,42,750,7261
Bagels16,41,169,7342
Bun7,41,843,7218
Armenian lavash7,71,147,8239
Premium wheat flour10,40,874,5324
Wheat flour, grade I10,61,473,6329
Wheat flour, grade II11,61,970,7328
Rye flour6,81,276,8321
Drying11,1173,2335
Wheat crackers11,61,872,1327
Rye bread4,70,649,5210
Wheat bread from grade I flour7,42,253246


Cereals and legumes

Cereals supply the complex carbohydrates the body needs for a balanced diet.

Consuming slow-acting carbohydrates prevents a sharp rise in blood glucose and keeps you full for several hours. In addition to carbohydrates, legumes contain a large amount of vegetable protein. Calorie content of cereals and legumes per hundred grams:

CerealsCalorie content per 100 g of dry productCalorie content per 100 g of prepared product
Buckwheat346Porridge on water: 132
White rice330Porridge with water: 97 Porridge with milk: 116
Brown rice330Porridge on water: 97
Lentils310Boiled: 111
Beans328Boiled: 123
Millet351Porridge with water: 100 Porridge with milk: 135
Semolina340Porridge with milk: 98
Pearl barley342Porridge on water: 106
Oats374Porridge with water: 88 Porridge with milk: 102
Cereals365Porridge with water: 76 Porridge with milk: 100

Eggs

PRODUCTPROTEINSFATSCARBOHYDRATESKKAL
Omelette9,715,51,7181
Chicken egg12,711,10,6153
Quail egg11,913,30,8170
Ostrich egg12,411,50,8118
Duck egg13,514,10,2176
Egg powder45,337,35,1545

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