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Calories in 2 Oz of Cooked White Sucker

2 oz of cooked white sucker (57 g) has 67 calories. That is 3% of a 2,000 calorie diet.

The calories come from 12 g of protein, 1.7 g of fat and 0 g of carbohydrates, a split of 76% protein, 24% fat and 0% carbs. For comparison, 3 oz of cooked white sucker has 101 calories. Burning 67 calories takes about 12 minutes of brisk walking or 5 minutes of running for a 155 lb adult, based on Harvard Health Publishing activity estimates.

Cooked White Sucker Calorie Calculator

67cal
in 2 oz of cooked white sucker (57 g)
Protein12 g76% of calories
Fat1.7 g24% of calories
Carbs0 g0% of calories
3% of a 2,000 calorie day

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    Cooked White Sucker calories by serving size

    Common amounts of cooked white sucker with calories and macros. Tap a row for its full nutrition page.

    ServingWeightCaloriesProteinFatCarbs
    50g50 g6011 g1.5 g0 g
    2 oz57 g6712 g1.7 g0 g
    100g100 g11921 g3 g0 g
    4 oz113 g13524 g3.4 g0 g
    1 fillet124 g14827 g3.7 g0 g
    200g200 g23843 g5.9 g0 g
    2 fillets248 g29553 g7.4 g0 g

    Cooked White Sucker vs similar foods

    Calories per 100 g compared with other fish and seafood.

    Cooked White Sucker: common questions

    How many calories are in 2 oz of cooked white sucker?

    2 oz of cooked white sucker weighs about 57 g and has 67 calories.

    How much protein is in 2 oz of cooked white sucker?

    2 oz of cooked white sucker has 12 g of protein, which is 24% of the 50 g Daily Value.

    How many carbs are in 2 oz of cooked white sucker?

    2 oz of cooked white sucker has 0 g of carbohydrates, including 0 g of fiber.

    How much cooked white sucker is 100 calories?

    100 calories of cooked white sucker is 84 g, about 3/4 fillet of cooked white sucker.

    More about cooked white sucker

    Source: USDA FoodData Central, SR Legacy. FDC ID 172002. Original description: Fish, sucker, white, cooked, dry heat. Portion weights are USDA household measures.