Lentils Nutrition Facts

114 calories per 100g serving

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Lentils are a plant-based protein powerhouse with 9g of protein and nearly 8g of fiber per 100g cooked. They're cheap, shelf-stable, and cook faster than any other legume — no soaking required.

Protein

9.02g

32% of calories

Carbs

19.5g

68% of calories

Fat

0.38g

3% of calories

Nutrition Facts

Per 100g (100g)

NutrientAmount
Calories114 kcal
Protein9.02g
Total Carbohydrates19.5g
Total Fat0.38g
Dietary Fiber7.9g
Sugars1.8g
Saturated Fat0.05g
Cholesterol0mg
Sodium238mg
Potassium369mg
Vitamin A0mcg
Vitamin C1.5mg
Calcium19mg
Iron3.33mg

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Lentils for Your Goal

Weight Loss

High protein and fiber with low fat — lentils keep you incredibly full for very few calories. A 200g cooked serving is just 228 calories with 18g of protein.

Muscle Gain

A plant-based protein and carb source in one. Pair with rice for a complete amino acid profile that rivals meat.

Maintenance

One of the cheapest, most nutritious foods available. Cook a big batch and add to soups, salads, or grain bowls all week.

Meal Ideas with Lentils

Lentil soup + whole wheat bread350 cal · 20g protein
Lentil dal + brown rice + naan480 cal · 22g protein
Lentil salad + feta + roasted vegetables320 cal · 18g protein

Did you know?

Lentils are one of the oldest cultivated crops — archaeologists have found lentil seeds dating back 13,000 years. They fix nitrogen in soil, making them great for sustainable farming.

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Common Questions About Lentils

How many calories are in Lentils?

Lentils contains 114 calories per 100g serving. It provides 9.02g of protein, 19.5g of carbs, and 0.38g of fat.

Is Lentils good for weight loss?

High protein and fiber with low fat — lentils keep you incredibly full for very few calories. A 200g cooked serving is just 228 calories with 18g of protein.

What pairs well with Lentils?

Great pairings include: Lentil soup + whole wheat bread, Lentil dal + brown rice + naan, Lentil salad + feta + roasted vegetables. These combinations provide a balanced mix of macronutrients.

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