Food Substitution Calorie Comparison Calculator

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Food Substitution Calorie Comparison Calculator

Compare the calories in a food with a lighter substitute and see how much you could save per meal, week and year.

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Compare the calories in a food with a lighter substitute and see how much you could save per meal, week and year.

Food Substitution Calorie Comparison Estimator

Enter your numbers below for an instant estimate.

Original Food
From the label
Amount you usually eat
Substitute Food
From the label
Amount you would eat
Frequency
How often you swap
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💡 Tip: Compare the same portion weights too: a lower calorie density food only helps if you do not eat a much bigger portion.
1

Portion Calories

Calories per 100 g multiplied by portion weight divided by 100.

2

Difference

Original calories minus substitute calories.

3

Weekly and Yearly Effect

Multiply by swaps per week and by 52, using about 7,700 kcal per kg of body weight.

4

Use As A Guide

Results are estimates based on your inputs. Check real quotes, rates and professional advice before deciding.

Common Food Swaps

Approximate calories per 100 g for popular swaps.

SwapOriginal (kcal/100 g)Substitute (kcal/100 g)Saving
🍚 White rice to cauliflower rice13025About 80%
🍝 Pasta to courgette noodles15817About 89%
🥔 Chips to baked sweet potato29090About 69%
🍦 Ice cream to Greek yoghurt20759About 71%
🥤 Cola to sparkling water420100%
📊 Rule of ThumbCheck label valuesWatch portion sizeKeep protein up

Food Substitution Calorie Calculator FAQ

Answers to common questions about this calculator.

A common estimate is about 7,700 kcal per kg (3,500 kcal per pound), though real weight change varies between people.

Only if you do not compensate by eating more elsewhere. Portion size and overall diet matter as much as the swap itself.

Check the nutrition label or a national food composition database.

No. Consider protein, fibre, vitamins and how filling the food is, not just calories. This tool is general information and not medical advice.

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