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Calories in Big Mac

A McDonald's Big Mac contains 550 kcal with 25g of protein, 45g of carbs, and 30g of fat. The full meal with fries and Coke reaches ~1,100 kcal.

Nutrition by portion size

Portion kcal Carbs (g) Protein (g) Fat (g) Fiber (g)
1 Big Mac 550 45 25 30 3
Big Mac meal (medium fries + Coke) 1090 152 32 45 8
Big Mac meal (large fries + Coke) 1340 184 35 53 10
100g Big Mac 251 21 11 14 1.4

About these numbers

The Big Mac is one of the most iconic fast food items — and a useful benchmark for fast food calorie tracking. At 550 kcal for the sandwich alone, it represents about 30% of a daily 1,800 kcal target. The full meal (1,090 kcal) is over 60% of a daily target — challenging to fit into structured weight loss eating without sacrificing other meals.

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Frequently asked questions

How many calories in a Big Mac?
The sandwich alone: 550 kcal. With medium fries: 880 kcal. Full meal (Big Mac + medium fries + medium Coke): ~1,090 kcal. Large meal: ~1,340 kcal. The fries and soda often add more calories than the burger itself.
Is a Big Mac bad for weight loss?
The sandwich alone (550 kcal) can fit in a 2,000+ kcal daily target. The meal (1,090+ kcal) is more challenging. The 2017 Hall et al. NIH study on ultra-processed foods showed people ate 500+ extra kcal/day when these foods were available. For weight loss: occasional indulgence, eat sandwich only (skip fries), drink water or diet soda.
Healthier alternatives at McDonalds?
Grilled chicken sandwich (~350 kcal). Apple slices + grilled chicken salad (~400 kcal with light dressing). Egg McMuffin (~300 kcal) for breakfast. These are 50-60% lower in calories with similar protein.
Big Mac vs Whopper?
Big Mac: 550 kcal. Whopper: 660 kcal. Both calorie-dense. Comparing per gram, Whopper is slightly less dense (~244 vs 251 kcal/100g). The differences are within tracking noise — calorie discipline matters more than chain choice.
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