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Almond nutrition: protein, fiber, fat, and calories

Almonds provide protein and fiber, but they are calorie-dense because most calories come from fat.

Quick answer

100g almonds have about 21g protein, 12.5g fiber, and 579 kcal.

A typical 28g handful has about 6g protein and 162 kcal, so portion size matters.

AmountProteinFiberCalories
28g almondsabout 5.9gabout 3.5gabout 162 kcal
100g almondsabout 21.2gabout 12.5gabout 579 kcal

How Fit Crate uses this

Fit Crate can use almonds for snacks, healthy fats, and added crunch. In fat-loss plans, measured servings are important because calories add up quickly.

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100g almonds have about 21.2g protein and 579 kcal.

Sources

  1. USDA FoodData Central: Nuts, almonds, FDC ID 170567

    Primary source for almond protein, fiber, fat, and calorie values.

  2. USDA FoodData Central

    USDA nutrient database used for food composition references.