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How Many Calories in a Muffin? Nutrition Facts & Macros

One muffin (57g) has 214 calories

Protein 2.6g · Carbs 30.2g · Fat 9.2g

Muffins are a popular baked treat — soft, fluffy, and often packed with fruit or chocolate. Whether you pair them with coffee, track your macros, or compare with other baked goods, knowing the exact nutrition facts helps. Here's everything you need to know about muffin calories and macros, based on USDA data. A blueberry muffin is about 25% water.

375 kcal

1569 kJ · per 100g · Water: 24.96 g

4.49g Protein
53g Carbs
16.07g Fat
Protein
4.49g
Carbs
53g
Fat
16.07g

Calorie Calculator: Muffin (Blueberry)

57 g

57 g Muffin (Blueberry) contains 214 kcal

Protein 2.6 g Carbs 30.2 g Fat 9.2 g

Calories by Portion Size

Portion Calories Protein Carbs Fat
1 muffin (57g) 214 kcal 2.6g 30.2g 9.2g
1 jumbo muffin (113g) 424 kcal 5.1g 59.9g 18.2g
100 grams 375 kcal 4.5g 53g 16.1g

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Muffin (Blueberry) — Nutrition Facts

Muffin (Blueberry) per 100g
Calories 375 kcal
Protein 4.49 g
Fat 16.07 g
Carbs 53 g
Fiber 1.1 g
Sugar 31.47 g
Sodium 336 mg
Potassium 78 mg
Water 24.96 g

Source: USDA FoodData Central (FDC ID: 172765) · Data verified April 2026

Variations

Chocolate muffin

~400 kcal per 100g — slightly more than blueberry (375 kcal) due to chocolate chips and cocoa butter. Higher fat (~18g) and sugar (~35g). A standard chocolate muffin (57g) has about 228 calories.

Whole wheat muffin

~270 kcal per 100g — significantly fewer calories than regular (375 kcal). More fiber (~3g vs 1.1g), less sugar (~20g vs 31.47g). A better option if you want a muffin while watching calories.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many calories are in a muffin?

One blueberry muffin (57g) contains approximately 214 calories. Per 100g, a blueberry muffin has 375 calories — surprisingly high for a small baked good. A jumbo muffin (113g) has about 424 calories. Most calories come from carbs (53g per 100g) and fat (16.07g).

How much sugar is in a muffin?

One blueberry muffin (57g) contains about 17.9g of sugar. Per 100g, muffins have 31.47g of sugar — that's nearly 8 teaspoons per 100g. Most of this is added sugar from the recipe, not just from blueberries. This makes muffins one of the higher-sugar baked goods.

How much fat is in a muffin?

One blueberry muffin (57g) has about 9.2g of total fat, of which 1.6g is saturated fat. Per 100g, muffins contain 16.07g fat and 2.84g saturated. The fat comes mainly from vegetable oil in the recipe. Compared to a croissant (21g fat), a muffin has less fat but more sugar.

Muffin vs cupcake — what's the difference?

Nutritionally, muffins and cupcakes are similar: both around 350-400 kcal per 100g. The main difference is cupcakes have frosting, adding 100-150 extra calories. A plain muffin (375 kcal/100g) has more fiber and less sugar than a frosted cupcake (~430 kcal/100g). Neither is a health food, but muffins without frosting are slightly better.

Are muffins good for weight loss?

Muffins are calorie-dense at 375 kcal per 100g with high sugar (31.47g) and fat (16.07g). One standard muffin (214 kcal) is equivalent to nearly 3 slices of bread. The high sugar causes blood sugar spikes and crashes. For weight loss, an egg (78 kcal) or yogurt with berries would be much more satiating.

How much protein is in a muffin?

One blueberry muffin (57g) has only about 2.6g of protein. Per 100g, muffins contain just 4.49g of protein — very low for a food with 375 calories. The protein-to-calorie ratio is poor. If you want a higher-protein breakfast, pair a half muffin with Greek yogurt or eggs.

Compare with Similar Foods

Portion kcal Protein Carbs Fat
Muffin (Blueberry) 375 4.49g 53g 16.07g
Donut (Glazed) 426 5.2g 50.8g 22.9g
Croissant (Butter) 406 8.2g 45.8g 21g
Bread (Whole Wheat) 252 12.45g 42.71g 3.5g
Banana 89 1.09g 22.84g 0.33g

per 100g

Per 100g, a blueberry muffin has 375 kcal with 16.07g fat and 31.47g sugar — similar to a donut (426 kcal) but with less fat. Compared to bread (252 kcal), a muffin has nearly 50% more calories and 9x more sugar.

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