Boiled Octopus: Calories and Nutrition Analyse
Boiled octopus: calories, protein, carbs and fat exact data
How many calories in boiled octopus?
100g of boiled octopus has about 163 calories (kcal).
Calories per:
ounce
| single piece
| cup
| half cup
To show you what does it mean, baby octopus (50 g) boiled octopus has about 82 calories.
It is about 3% of daily calories intake for adult person with medium weight and medium activity (for calculation we assumed 2400 kcal daily intake).
To visualize how much it actualy is, take in mind that calories amount from baby octopus boiled octopus is similar to calories amount from ie.:
- 1.5 apples
- 1 glass of Coca Cola (220 ml glass)
- 0.5 slice of cheese
- 0.5 slice of bread
- 0.5 glass of milk
- 4 cubes of sugar
For burning such amount of calories you need to bike at least 12 minutes, swim for about 10 minutes or run for 8 minutes.
See all nutrition data of boiled octopus on charts.
Boiled octopus: calories and nutrition per 100g (and per ounce)
How many calories in 1, 2, 3 or 5 boiled octopus?
As I wrote before baby octopus (50 g) has 82 calories. It is easy to count that two boiled octopus have about 164 calories and three boiled octopus have about 246 calories. In table below you can also see calories amount for four and five boiled octopus.
- Baby octopus (50 g)82 kcal
- Cup of boiled octopus (130g)212 kcal
- Half cup of boiled octopus (65g)106 kcal
- Ounce (oz) of boiled octopus46 kcal
Protein in boiled octopus
Boiled octopus has 29.69 g protein per 100g.
When you multiplay this value with weight of baby octopus (50 g) you can see that you will get about 14.8 g of protein.
Carbs in boiled octopus
Boiled octopus has 4.38 g carbohydrates per 100g.
In the same way as for protein we can calculate that baby octopus (50 g) has about 2.2 g of carbs.
Fat in boiled octopus
Boiled octopus has 2.07 g fat per 100g.
So it is easy to count that baby octopus (50 g) has about 1 g of fat.
baby octopus (50 g) has:
82kcalFor burning these calories you have to:boiled octopus - vitamins per 100g
- Vitaminium B1 (Thiamine)0.051 mg
- Vitaminium B2 (riboflavin)0.057 mg
- Vitaminium B3 (Niacin)2.823 mg
- Vitaminium B60.548 mg
- Vitaminium B9 (Folic acid)0.018 mcg
- Vitaminium C6 mg
- Vitaminium E1.2 mg
Energy content of boiled octopus
- 11% CARBS
- 77% PROTEIN
- 12% FAT
boiled octopus - minerals per 100g
- Potassium439 mg
- Magnessium51 mg
- Calcium100 mg
- Sodium559 mg
- Iron8.55 mg
Does boiled octopus cause weight gain? How it affects your diet?
Extremely hight number of calories in boiled octopus puts this product at the top of hight calorific Cooked. If you are on diet and you are looking for low-calorific Cooked, boiled octopus seems to be a bad choice. It is easy to find something better among other Cooked.
It is hard to find product with higher calories count in Cooked. Similar energy amount have only such products as boiled cauliflowers, boiled neck bones or boiled zucchini.
You should consider that not only calories are important when you are on a diet. If boiled octopus contains nutrition you need than maybe you should add it to your daily menu anyway?
Interesting charts - compare boiled octopus with other Cooked
When you look at charts below you will see how boiled octopus looks like in comparsion to other products from its category. When you click on selected product you will se detailed comparsion.
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