Recipe Analyzer will calculate calories, protein, fat, and carbs per 100 g and per serving. Just enter the ingredients or choose a ready-made example.
💡 Pro tip: You can add your own foods to the database and set calorie goals in your personal account.
Calories calculator
| № | Product | Weight, g | Protein, g | Fat, g | Carbs, g | Calories, kcal |
| Total: | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | |
| Total per 100 grams: | 100.00 |
📖 Analyzer Instructions & Features
Our calculator will help you quickly calculate calories and nutrients. Use the buttons below to manage your calculation:
- Save set - saves the current list of foods to your database.
- My sets - quick access to previously saved recipes.
- Clear ingredients - removes all rows from the table so you can start a new calculation.
🔐 Personal Account Features
Registering on Recepty.mobi gives you access to advanced nutrition-tracking tools:
- Your own ingredients: You can add unique foods that aren't in the public database. Enter their calories, protein, fat, and carbs once, and they'll stay in your profile permanently.
- Personal goals: Set calorie and macro targets for a week or a month. This helps you move steadily toward your result-whether it's weight loss, maintenance, or muscle gain.
- Recipe archive: All your calculations are stored in a structured format and available from any device.
🧮 How to Calculate a Dish's Calories & Macros (Example)
Enter a product name and its weight. The system will suggest matches from the database. As soon as you enter the data, everything is calculated automatically.
Example (making plov):
- Type Pork and set the weight (e.g., 600 g).
- Click "Add new product" and enter Rice (500 g) and Carrots (500 g).
- Result: In the "Total" row, you'll see the calories and macros for the whole pot of plov (1600 g). In the "Total per 100 g" row, you'll see the nutrition values for a small portion.
What the indicators mean:
- Calories (kcal), Protein (g), Fat (g), Carbs (g) - nutrition values (per 100 g / per serving / total, depending on the row).
- Protein / Fat / Carbs - macronutrients, shown in grams (g).
- kcal - energy value in kilocalories.
🔬 Science-Based Approach: The Atwater System
Our analyzer is based on the Atwater system ("4-4-9"). Over 100 years ago, scientists established that 1 g of protein and carbohydrates provides 4 kcal, and 1 g of fat provides 9 kcal. In the past, foods were literally burned in calorimeters to measure heat. Today, you just click one button on our website to get an accurate result based on these fundamental data.
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