Calorie Chart for Dairy and Eggs

Calories, protein, fat, and carbs in milk, yogurt, cream, cheese, and eggs—per 100 g, per cup, slice, and egg.

Dairy and egg calorie chart: calories, protein, carbs, fat, and fiber per 100 g
Egg white5210.90.70.20
Camembert30019.80.524.30
Feta26414.24.121.30
Scrambled eggs149101.6110
Hard-boiled egg15512.61.110.60
Fried egg19613.60.814.80
Raw egg14312.60.79.50
0% Greek yogurt5910.23.60.40
Plain yogurt613.54.73.30
Fruit yogurt99418.61.20
Buttermilk403.34.80.90
Milk 2%503.34.820
Milk 3.2%613.24.83.30
Mozzarella30022.22.222.40
Parmesan39235.83.225.80
Edam cheese357251.427.80
Gouda cheese35624.92.227.40
Tilsit cheese34024.41.9260
Cottage cheese9811.13.44.30
Cream 12%1352.94.3120
Cream 18%1982.44.619.40
30% cream2922.2330.90

Values per 100 g of food. P = protein, C = carbs (excluding fiber), F = fat, in grams. Click a column heading to sort.

Lowest in calories per 100 g

  1. Buttermilk 40 kcal
  2. Milk 2% 50 kcal
  3. Egg white 52 kcal
  4. 0% Greek yogurt 59 kcal
  5. Plain yogurt 61 kcal

Highest in protein per 100 g

  1. Parmesan 35.8 g
  2. Edam cheese 25 g
  3. Gouda cheese 24.9 g
  4. Tilsit cheese 24.4 g
  5. Mozzarella 22.2 g

Good to know

In dairy products, calories depend mainly on fat content—which is why 100 g of cheddar has several times more calories than plain yogurt or cottage cheese. Aged cheeses are concentrated, so a few slices can have as many calories as a whole cup of yogurt. With eggs, the cooking method matters—count the cooking fat separately.

Data: USDA FoodData Central (SR28); Polish names and servings: EatSee editorial team. Values are approximate and for informational purposes only. How we prepare our calorie chart.