Recipe Nutrition Calculator

Add your recipe ingredients by weight to estimate the calories, protein, carbs, and fat, per serving and for the whole dish. Calculates in your browser.

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Each ingredient is scaled from its per-100-gram values, then summed and divided by servings:

per serving = Σ (grams ÷ 100 × per-100 g) ÷ servings

Nutrition figures are typical averages, brands, cuts, and cooking method all shift the real numbers. Weighing ingredients in grams gives the most accurate total. This is a guide, not medical or dietary advice.

What this does

A recipe nutrition calculator estimates calories, protein, carbs, and fat (per serving and for the whole dish) from your ingredients by weight.

How to use it

  1. Add each ingredient by weight.
  2. Set the number of servings.
  3. Read the per-serving nutrition.
  4. See the totals for the whole dish.

How it works

Each ingredient is scaled from its typical per-100-gram values, summed, then divided by servings. Weighing in grams gives the most reliable total.

per serving = total nutrition ÷ servings

Understanding your result

These figures are estimates built from typical per-100-gram values, so they will not match a lab analysis, but they are reliable enough to compare dishes and track rough intake. Weighing ingredients in grams, rather than using volume, gives the most consistent per-serving result.

Example

A dish totalling 2,000 kcal across 4 servings is 500 kcal each.

Sources & methodology

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Frequently asked questions

How does it work out the nutrition?

Each ingredient is scaled from its typical per-100-gram values, then all of them are summed and divided by the number of servings you set.

How accurate are the figures?

They are good estimates from typical food values, but brands, cuts, and cooking method all shift the real numbers. Weighing ingredients in grams gives the most reliable total.

Why measure in grams?

Weight is far more consistent than cups or spoons across different ingredients, so it gives a more accurate nutrition estimate. Use the Cups to Grams converter if your recipe is in volume.

Is my data stored?

No. Everything is calculated locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded or saved.