Spinach Nutrition Facts

23 calories per 100g serving

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Spinach is an incredibly low-calorie leafy green — just 23 calories per 100g — that delivers iron, folate, vitamin K, and antioxidants. It's one of the most versatile vegetables, working in everything from smoothies to salads to stir-fries.

Protein

2.86g

50% of calories

Carbs

3.63g

63% of calories

Fat

0.39g

15% of calories

Nutrition Facts

Per 100g (100g)

NutrientAmount
Calories23 kcal
Protein2.86g
Total Carbohydrates3.63g
Total Fat0.39g
Dietary Fiber2.2g
Sugars0.42g
Saturated Fat0.06g
Cholesterol0mg
Sodium79mg
Potassium558mg
Vitamin A469mcg
Vitamin C28.1mg
Calcium99mg
Iron2.71mg

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Spinach for Your Goal

Weight Loss

At 23 calories per 100g, spinach is practically free food. Use it as a base for salads and bowls to add volume without calories.

Muscle Gain

Not a calorie source but an essential micronutrient food. The iron content supports oxygen delivery to working muscles.

Maintenance

One of the most nutrient-per-calorie efficient foods. Add a handful to smoothies, eggs, or pasta for invisible nutrition.

Meal Ideas with Spinach

Spinach salad + grilled chicken + feta320 cal · 32g protein
Spinach smoothie + banana + protein powder300 cal · 28g protein
Sauteed spinach + eggs + whole wheat toast350 cal · 24g protein

Did you know?

Popeye's spinach obsession was based on a decimal point error — a scientist in 1870 accidentally recorded spinach as having 10x more iron than it actually does. The myth persisted for decades.

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Common Questions About Spinach

How many calories are in Spinach?

Spinach contains 23 calories per 100g serving. It provides 2.86g of protein, 3.63g of carbs, and 0.39g of fat.

Is Spinach good for weight loss?

At 23 calories per 100g, spinach is practically free food. Use it as a base for salads and bowls to add volume without calories.

What pairs well with Spinach?

Great pairings include: Spinach salad + grilled chicken + feta, Spinach smoothie + banana + protein powder, Sauteed spinach + eggs + whole wheat toast. These combinations provide a balanced mix of macronutrients.

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