Breakfast Foods

Calories in Scrambled Eggs

Scrambled eggs are a versatile breakfast staple made by whisking eggs and cooking them over low heat. They are a high-quality source of protein and contain essential vitamins like B12 and riboflavin.

Scrambled Eggs
212
calories per 100 g
Protein
13.8g
Carbs
2.1g
Fat
16.2g
Fiber
0g
Sugar
1.5g
Sodium224mg
Nutrition data sourced from FatSecret. Values may vary based on preparation and serving size.

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Common Variations

VariationServingCaloriesProteinCarbsFat
Large Serving (2 eggs)120g17412g1.8g13.2g
With Cheddar Cheese100g21013g2g16.5g
Egg Whites Only100g5211g0.7g0.2g
With Whole Milk100g15510.5g2.2g11.5g

Health Benefits

1

High-quality protein for muscle repair and growth.

2

Rich in Choline which is essential for brain health and development.

3

Contains Lutein and Zeaxanthin which support eye health.

Nutrition Tips

  • Use a non-stick pan to reduce the amount of added butter or oil.
  • Add vegetables like spinach or peppers to increase fiber and micronutrients.
  • Substitute whole eggs with egg whites to lower fat and cholesterol content.
  • Whisk in a splash of water instead of cream for a fluffier, lower-calorie texture.
  • Season with herbs like chives or parsley instead of excess salt to manage sodium.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Are scrambled eggs high in cholesterol?+

While eggs contain cholesterol, most research shows they have a minimal impact on blood cholesterol for most healthy individuals when consumed in moderation.

How many calories are in 2 scrambled eggs?+

Two large scrambled eggs typically contain around 140-180 calories, depending on whether you add milk, butter, or oil during cooking.

Is it better to cook them with oil or butter?+

Using a small amount of heart-healthy oil like olive oil is generally better than butter for long-term cardiovascular health as it reduces saturated fat intake.

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