whole egg
1 large/50 g

About This Food
A whole egg, a staple in many diets, is widely consumed across the globe. The calories in a whole egg is 71.5. It's a good source of high-quality protein and provides essential fats, crucial for muscle building and overall health. Eggs also contain choline, important for brain health. While generally safe, some individuals may be allergic to eggs. A serving of 1-2 eggs per day can be part of a balanced diet. Consuming whole eggs can be neutral for weight management as they provide satiety and nutrients. For a lower-calorie option, consider using egg whites instead of the whole egg.
Calorie Burn Time
How long would it take to burn off 1 large (72 calories) of whole egg:
Walking
0h 21m
Jogging
0h 7m
Cycling
0h 5m
Swimming
0h 9m
* Estimates are based on an average adult (~70 kg / 155 lb).
Three macronutrients
Total Calories
69.3
NameCalories%
Carb
1.4kcal2%Protein
25.1kcal36%Fat
42.8kcal62%Trace elements
NameValue%Daily Value
Calcium28mg2%
Iron0.9mg5%
Sodium71mg3%
Potassium69mg1%
Phosphorus99mg8%
Vitamin C0mg0%
Vitamin A80µg9%
Vitamin D41 IU205%
Vitamin B-60.1mg5%
Vitamin B-120.4µg19%
Magnesium6mg1%
Zinc0.6mg6%
Selenium15.4µg28%