Coconut Flakes Nutrition Facts

456 calories per 100g serving

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Coconut flakes are dried coconut meat — calorie-dense and rich in healthy fats with a sweet, tropical flavor. They add crunch and richness to granola, baked goods, and trail mix.

Protein

3.13g

3% of calories

Carbs

51.85g

45% of calories

Fat

27.99g

55% of calories

Nutrition Facts

Per 100g (100g)

NutrientAmount
Calories456 kcal
Protein3.13g
Total Carbohydrates51.85g
Total Fat27.99g
Dietary Fiber9.9g
Sugars36.75g
Saturated Fat26.4g
Cholesterol0mg
Sodium285mg
Potassium361mg
Vitamin A0mcg
Vitamin C0mg
Calcium11mg
Iron1.51mg

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Coconut Flakes for Your Goal

Weight Loss

Very calorie-dense, so use as a garnish — a tablespoon on yogurt or oatmeal adds flavor and texture without excessive calories.

Muscle Gain

An easy calorie booster for smoothies and bowls. Mix into homemade granola or trail mix for convenient high-calorie snacking.

Maintenance

A versatile pantry ingredient for toasting over salads, mixing into baked goods, or coating fish and chicken for a tropical crust.

Meal Ideas with Coconut Flakes

Coconut-crusted shrimp + mango salsa + rice450 cal · 20g protein
Granola with coconut flakes + yogurt + berries350 cal · 12g protein
Trail mix with coconut + almonds + dark chocolate300 cal · 8g protein

Did you know?

Toasting coconut flakes in a dry pan for 2-3 minutes intensifies their flavor dramatically and brings out a nutty sweetness that raw flakes lack.

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Common Questions About Coconut Flakes

How many calories are in Coconut Flakes?

Coconut Flakes contains 456 calories per 100g serving. It provides 3.13g of protein, 51.85g of carbs, and 27.99g of fat.

Is Coconut Flakes good for weight loss?

Very calorie-dense, so use as a garnish — a tablespoon on yogurt or oatmeal adds flavor and texture without excessive calories.

What pairs well with Coconut Flakes?

Great pairings include: Coconut-crusted shrimp + mango salsa + rice, Granola with coconut flakes + yogurt + berries, Trail mix with coconut + almonds + dark chocolate. These combinations provide a balanced mix of macronutrients.

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