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🥜 Calories in Almonds

Calorie-dense but nutrient-packed — nature's most balanced snack

Per 100g

579kcal
21g
Protein
22g
Carbs
50g
Fat

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Full Nutrition Facts — Per 100g

NutrientPer 100g
Calories579kcal
Protein21g
Total Carbs22g
— of which Sugar4.4g
Total Fat50g
Dietary Fibre12.5g
Sodium1mg

Macro Breakdown

Protein21g (84 kcal)
Carbohydrates22g (88 kcal)
Fat50g (450 kcal)

All values per 100g. Protein & carbs = 4 kcal/g · Fat = 9 kcal/g

Key Vitamins & Minerals

Calcium264mg

26% of daily reference intake

Iron3.7mg

26% of daily reference intake

Vitamin C0mg

0% of daily reference intake

Potassium733mg

21% of daily reference intake

Magnesium270mg

72% of daily reference intake

Zinc3.1mg

31% of daily reference intake

✅ Key Nutrition Facts

  • Highest vitamin E content of any nut — powerful antioxidant
  • 12.5g fibre per 100g — excellent for digestive health
  • 270mg magnesium per 100g — supports sleep, muscle function, and energy
  • Linked to reduced LDL cholesterol in multiple clinical trials

Calories by Serving Size

ServingGramsCalories
10 almonds (~14g)14g81 kcal
Small handful (28g / 1oz)28g162 kcal
100g100g579 kcal
Quarter cup (35g)35g203 kcal

Frequently Asked Questions

How many calories are in almonds?+
Almonds contain 579 calories per 100g. A typical small handful (28g / ~23 almonds) is approximately 162 calories. Due to their calorie density, portion control is important — but their fibre and protein content means a small serving goes a long way in curbing hunger.
How many almonds should I eat per day?+
A recommended daily serving is around 23–30 almonds (28g / 1oz), providing approximately 162 calories, 6g protein, 14g fat, and 3.5g fibre. Research suggests this amount is associated with cardiovascular benefits without excessive calorie intake.
Are almonds good for weight loss?+
Studies consistently show almond eaters do not gain weight despite their calorie density — likely because the combination of protein, fibre, and fat promotes satiety. Research also suggests that a portion of almond calories are not fully absorbed due to their cellular structure.

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Data source: USDA FoodData Central & peer-reviewed nutritional references. Values are averages — actual nutrient content varies by brand, preparation method, and growing conditions. Not medical advice.