What does 100 calories of 2% milk look like?

100 calories =¾ cup200 g · 7.1 oz
Very low calorie density0.5 kcal/g
Each 🥛 = one cup (~244.0 g). The last icon shows a part of one.
Food volume for 100 kcal

2% milk has 50 calories per 100 g, so 100 calories is ¾ cup of 2% milk (200 g). That's more food per calorie than most dairy on this site (average 126 g). It's one of the better protein sources per calorie here: 6.6 g of protein per 100 kcal. Foods like this are ideal for bulking up meals without adding many calories.

2% milk: 50 to 500 calories

CaloriesGramsOuncesCups
50 kcal100 g3.5 oz⅓
100 kcal200 g7.1 oz¾
200 kcal400 g14.1 oz1⅔
300 kcal600 g21.2 oz2½
500 kcal1000 g35.3 oz4

What's in 100 calories of 2% milk

6.6 gprotein
9.6 gcarbs
4.0 gfat
0.0 gfiber

Protein 26% Carbs 38% Fat 35% of calories

Want more food for the same 100 calories?

These give you at least 2½ times more volume than 2% milk:

Compare with other dairy

Food100 kcal isGrams
🥛 2% milk¾ cup200 g
🥛 Almond milk (unsweetened)2½ cups667 g
🥛 Skim milk1¼ cups294 g
🥛 Kefir (lowfat, plain)1 cup233 g
🥛 Soy milk¾ cup185 g
🥣 Greek yogurt (nonfat, plain)1 container (170 g)170 g
🥛 Yogurt (plain, whole milk)⅔ cup164 g
🥛 Milk (whole)⅔ cup164 g
🐐 Goat milk⅔ cup145 g
🥛 Chocolate milk½ cup128 g
🥣 Cottage cheese (low-fat)½ cup124 g
🥣 Vanilla yogurt (low-fat)⅔ 6-oz container118 g
🥣 Greek yogurt (whole milk)103 g103 g

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Questions

How much is 100 calories of 2% milk?

100 calories of 2% milk is about 200 g (7.1 oz), or roughly ¾ cup.

How many calories are in 100 g of 2% milk?

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

Is 2% milk good for weight loss?

Very low calorie density (0.50 kcal per gram). You can eat a large volume of this food for few calories. 100 calories also gives you 6.6 g of protein and 0.0 g of fiber.

How many calories are in one cup?

About 122 calories.

How many cups is 200 calories?

About 1⅔ (400 g).

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Source: USDA FoodData Central, "Milk, reduced fat, fluid, 2% milkfat, with added vitamin A and vitamin D" (FDC ID 171267). Grams for 100 kcal = 100 ÷ calories per gram. Unit weight: USDA: 1 cup = 244.0 g. Real portions vary by size, variety and preparation. Updated 2026-10-23.