walnuts, English, halves Nutrition Facts

654 calories per 100g serving

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Walnuts stand out among nuts for their high omega-3 content (ALA), the plant-based form of the fatty acid found in fish. They're calorie-dense at nearly 70g of fat per 100g, but the fats are predominantly heart-healthy.

Protein

14.6g

9% of calories

Carbs

10.9g

7% of calories

Fat

69.7g

96% of calories

Nutrition Facts

Per 100g (100g)

NutrientAmount
Calories654 kcal
Protein14.6g
Total Carbohydrates10.9g
Total Fat69.7g
Dietary Fiber5.21g
Saturated Fat6.05g
Sodium0mg
Potassium424mg
Calcium88.3mg
Iron2.24mg

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walnuts, English, halves for Your Goal

Weight Loss

High in calories, so portion control matters. A 30g serving (about 7 halves, 200 cal) is enough to get the brain-health benefits of omega-3s.

Muscle Gain

A calorie-dense snack that adds healthy fats quickly. Toss on salads or add to oatmeal for extra calories.

Maintenance

The best nut for omega-3s. A small daily handful supports brain health and reduces inflammation.

Meal Ideas with walnuts, English, halves

Walnuts + banana + oatmeal420 cal ยท 14g protein
Walnut-crusted salmon380 cal ยท 28g protein
Walnuts + blue cheese + pear salad320 cal ยท 12g protein

Did you know?

Walnuts are shaped remarkably like a human brain โ€” and coincidentally, they're one of the best foods for brain health. Studies show regular walnut consumption improves cognitive function and memory.

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Common Questions About walnuts, English, halves

How many calories are in walnuts, English, halves?

walnuts, English, halves contains 654 calories per 100g serving. It provides 14.6g of protein, 10.9g of carbs, and 69.7g of fat.

Is walnuts, English, halves good for weight loss?

High in calories, so portion control matters. A 30g serving (about 7 halves, 200 cal) is enough to get the brain-health benefits of omega-3s.

What pairs well with walnuts, English, halves?

Great pairings include: Walnuts + banana + oatmeal, Walnut-crusted salmon, Walnuts + blue cheese + pear salad. These combinations provide a balanced mix of macronutrients.

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