What does 100 calories of dinner roll look like?

100 calories =1¼ rolls32 g · 1.1 oz
Medium calorie density3.1 kcal/g
Each 🍞 = one roll (~28.0 g). The last icon shows a part of one.
Food volume for 100 kcal

Dinner roll has 310 calories per 100 g, so 100 calories is 1¼ rolls of dinner roll (32 g). That's a smaller portion than most bread, rice & grains on this site (average 44 g per 100 kcal).

Dinner roll: 50 to 500 calories

CaloriesGramsOuncesRolls
50 kcal16 g0.6 oz½
100 kcal32 g1.1 oz1¼
200 kcal65 g2.3 oz2⅓
300 kcal97 g3.4 oz3½
500 kcal161 g5.7 oz5¾

What's in 100 calories of dinner roll

3.5 gprotein
16.8 gcarbs
2.1 gfat
0.6 gfiber

Protein 14% Carbs 67% Fat 19% of calories

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Compare with other bread, rice & grains

Food100 kcal isGrams
🍞 Dinner roll1¼ rolls32 g
🥣 Oatmeal (cooked with water)⅔ cup141 g
🍚 Brown rice (cooked)½ cup89 g
🍚 Couscous (cooked)½ cup89 g
🍚 Quinoa (cooked)½ cup83 g
🍚 White rice (cooked)⅓ cup77 g
🍜 Egg noodles (cooked)½ cup72 g
🍝 Whole wheat pasta (cooked)½ cup67 g
🍝 Pasta (cooked)½ cup (spaghetti)63 g
🌮 Corn tortilla2 tortillas46 g
🍞 English muffin¾ muffin44 g
🥞 Pancakes1¼ 4-inch pancakes44 g
🍞 Whole wheat bread1¼ slices40 g

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Questions

How much is 100 calories of dinner roll?

100 calories of dinner roll is about 32 g (1.1 oz), or roughly 1¼ rolls.

How many calories are in 100 g of dinner roll?

310 calories per 100 g, according to USDA FoodData Central.

Is dinner roll good for weight loss?

Medium calorie density (3.10 kcal per gram). Fine in sensible portions; easy to overeat if you don't measure. 100 calories also gives you 3.5 g of protein and 0.6 g of fiber.

How many calories are in one roll?

About 87 calories.

How many rolls is 200 calories?

About 2⅓ (65 g).

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Source: USDA FoodData Central, "Rolls, dinner, plain, commercially prepared (includes brown-and-serve)" (FDC ID 172793). Grams for 100 kcal = 100 ÷ calories per gram. Unit weight: USDA: 1 roll (1 oz) = 28.0 g. Real portions vary by size, variety and preparation. Updated 2026-10-23.