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Calories in Chocolate Chip Cookie

A typical homemade chocolate chip cookie (~16g) is about 80 kcal. Bakery-size cookies (~50g) reach 250 kcal; Subway-style (~120g) hit 450+ kcal.

Nutrition by portion size

Portion kcal Carbs (g) Protein (g) Fat (g) Fiber (g)
1 small cookie (~16g) 80 10 0.9 4.2 0.4
1 medium cookie (~30g) 150 19 1.7 7.8 0.7
1 bakery cookie (~50g) 250 32 2.8 13 1.1
1 Subway-style cookie (~120g) 450 58 5 22 2
Glycemic index
58
Medium (56–69) — moderate response

About these numbers

Cookie size varies dramatically and so do the calories. A traditional homemade cookie (~16g) is a reasonable 80 kcal — fits in any calorie target as a small treat. The trend toward large bakery-style cookies has pushed standard "1 cookie" servings to 250-450 kcal, often eaten without recognising the calorie load.

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Frequently asked questions

How many calories in a chocolate chip cookie?
Homemade-size: 80 kcal. Bakery medium: 150-250 kcal. Subway-style large: 450 kcal. Crumbl-size (~165g): 700+ kcal. Always check size.
How does cookie size affect diet?
Hugely. A daily cookie habit at "old-fashioned" size (80 kcal) adds 28k kcal/year — modest 8 lbs/year if not compensated. At Subway-cookie size (450 kcal), the same habit adds 165k kcal/year — 47 lbs/year. Size matters dramatically.
Cookie for weight loss?
A small homemade-size cookie (80 kcal) fits easily in any calorie target. The trap is bakery-size cookies eaten "as one cookie" mentally. For weight loss: choose small cookies, budget them as planned treats, weigh if uncertain.
Lower-calorie cookie?
Protein cookies (Quest, Munk Pack): 200-260 kcal with 15g+ protein. Better satiety per calorie than regular cookies. Homemade with oats, almond flour, and dark chocolate can cut calories 30-40%.
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