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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.
| Amount | Protein | Fiber | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| 28g almonds | about 5.9g | about 3.5g | about 162 kcal |
| 100g almonds | about 21.2g | about 12.5g | about 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
- USDA FoodData Central: Nuts, almonds, FDC ID 170567
Primary source for almond protein, fiber, fat, and calorie values.
- USDA FoodData Central
USDA nutrient database used for food composition references.