Chee cheong fun calories

猪肠粉

Steamed rice noodle rolls cut into pieces and served with sweet sauce, chilli sauce, sesame seeds and fried shallots. Ipoh stalls also serve them with mushroom and minced pork gravy.

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Quick answer

A typical serving of Chee cheong fun (1 plate with sweet sauce, chilli sauce and sesame seeds) has about 330 kcal. Most servings fall between 250 and 480 kcal, depending on the portion and the recipe.

Calories
330 kcal
Protein
6 g
Carbs
58 g
Fat
8 g

Nutrition facts per serving

Serving: 1 plate with sweet sauce, chilli sauce and sesame seeds, about 250 g.

NutrientAmountShare of calories
Calories330 kcal100%
Protein6 g7%
Carbohydrates58 g71%
Fat8 g22%

Calories in common versions

VersionTypical calories
Ipoh style with mushroom and minced pork gravy400 kcal
With yong tau foo pieces (fish balls and stuffed tofu)470 kcal
Small plate240 kcal

What drives the calories

  • The rice rolls are mostly starch, so they give most of the calories.
  • Sweet sauce is made with sugar and flour, and a plate often has 2 to 3 tablespoons of it.
  • Fried shallots, shallot oil and sesame seeds add fat.

How to make it lighter

  • Ask for less sweet sauce, or have it on the side.
  • Skip the fried shallots and shallot oil.
  • Add fish balls or tofu for protein instead of a second plate.

How to log Chee cheong fun in Nibbs

Take the photo before you pour on extra sauce, then type any yong tau foo pieces you added so Nibbs counts them. Nibbs then estimates the portion and the calories for your actual plate, and you can edit any item before you save it.

Chee cheong fun calorie questions

How many calories are in chee cheong fun?

A plate of chee cheong fun with sweet sauce, chilli sauce and sesame seeds has about 330 kcal. Most plates fall between 250 and 480 kcal. Ipoh-style chee cheong fun with mushroom gravy has about 400 kcal.

Is chee cheong fun healthy?

Chee cheong fun is steamed, so the rolls themselves are low in fat. It is also low in protein and fiber, and the sweet sauce adds sugar. Adding fish balls or tofu makes it a more balanced meal.

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This value is an estimate from a standard recipe and a typical portion, not from a published food composition table.

Values are typical estimates for one common serving, based on standard recipes and published food composition data. Real dishes vary with portion size, recipe and cooking oil. This page is general information, not medical or dietary advice.

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