Information About Calories in Popcorn
Guide to Calorie Content and Food Energy Values in Microwave & Movie Popcorn

Calorie and Energy Values For Popcorn
See below for energy content in kilocalories

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Caloric Values For Popcorn

Calories in Popcorn

One cup of air-popped fat-free popcorn contains about 20 calories. This is about half the calorie content of regular butter popcorn. For specific details of the calorie and energy content of different types of popcorn, click the foods below.

Air-Popped Popcorn
Butter Popcorn
Caramel Popcorn
Cheese Popcorn
Glazed Popcorn
Light Butter Popcorn
Microwave Popcorn
Movie Popcorn, Large
Movie Popcorn, Medium
Movie Popcorn, Small
Oil-Popped Popcorn
Orville Popcorn
Popcorn Cakes
Popcorn Kernels
Popcorn Oil
Quaker Popcorn
Sodium-Free Popcorn
Sour Cream and Onion Popcorn
Weight Watchers Popcorn
Weight Watchers Toffee Popcorn
White Cheddar Popcorn

Energy Content and Nutritional Value of Popcorn

If you want to control your weight, air-popped popcorn is a great snack food option for a healthy weight loss diet, as it has a low calorie-content. In fact, calorie-controlled diets recommend non-fat popcorn. In addition to energy content, dietary nutrition is also important, as a nutritious diet helps the body to burn calories faster and maintains a healthy metabolic rate. So as well as calorie-counting, check food labels for nutritional value. Nutritional and energy values provided on most of the above food pages include: vitamins, minerals, folate and dietary fiber, as well as protein and carbs. Learning about diet nutrition makes calorie control and weight management easier and helps you to follow a healthy eating plan. See also Nutrition in Popcorn

How To Save Calories

Calorie savings tip: If you are counting calories for weight loss purposes, the best way to lower energy intake is to eat air-popped popcorn. Also, remember that any physical exercise helps to increase calorie-expenditure and thus allows you to eat higher-calorie types of popcorn with less risk of developing a weight problem.

More Information About Calories and Energy Expenditure
Calorie Burning Exercise Advice
Calories Burned By Exercise
Energy in Food
Calories in Foods

Dietary Calories In Types of Food Groups
Alcohol - Bacon/Pork - Bagels - Beans - Beef - Calories in Beer - Bread - Breakfast Bars - Breakfast Cereal - Butter - Cakes - Candy - Cheese
Calories in Chicken - Coffee/Creamers - Condiments - Calories in Cookies - Croissants - Deli Meat - Donuts - Dressings - Eggs - Fast Food
Calories in Fats/Cooking Oils - Fish/Seafood - Frozen Entrees - Calories in Fruit - Game Meat - Herbs/Spices - Ice Cream - Jelly/Jam - Juice
Lamb - Calories in Mexican Food - Muffins - Milk/Yogurt - Noodles - Nuts - Pancakes - Pasta - Pies - Calories in Pizza - Popcorn - Potatoes
Pretzels - Rice - Sauces - Calories in Snacks - Soft Drinks - Soup - Soy Food - Calories in Sugar - Toppings - Turkey - Veal - Vegetables
Calories in Whole Grains - Wine
Calorie Content of Popular Foods
Air-Popped Popcorn - Apple Pie - Avocado - Bananas - Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream - Big Mac - Brownie - Cheese Cake - Chinese Food Calories
Chocolate - Chocolate Chip Cookies - Coca Cola - Cool Whip - Calories Cottage Cheese - Cream Cheese - Egg Substitute - Equal
Fortune Cookies - Fried Chicken - Calories in Fries - Grapes - Haagen Dazs Ice Cream - Half & Half Creamer - Hamburger - Indian Food
Calories in Kashi - Lean Cuisine - Low Calorie Dressings - Mayo - M&Ms Candy - Calories Oatmeal - Oreo Cookies - Peanut Butter
Protein Bars - Calories in Protein Drinks/Shakes - Weight Watchers Smart Ones - Smoothies - Soy Milk - Special K - Splenda - Sports Bars
Steak - Calories in Sushi - Tacos - Whopper - Yogurt - Frozen Yogurt

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