What does 100 calories of shrimp (cooked) look like?

100 calories =15 large shrimp84 g · 3.0 oz
Low calorie density1.19 kcal/g
Each 🍤 = one large shrimp (~5.5 g). The last icon shows a part of one.
Food volume for 100 kcal

Shrimp are very lean: about 15 large cooked shrimp for 100 calories.

Shrimp (cooked): 50 to 500 calories

CaloriesGramsOuncesLarge shrimp
50 kcal42 g1.5 oz7⅔
100 kcal84 g3.0 oz15
200 kcal168 g5.9 oz31
300 kcal252 g8.9 oz46
500 kcal420 g14.8 oz76

What's in 100 calories of shrimp (cooked)

19.1 gprotein
1.3 gcarbs
1.4 gfat
0.0 gfiber

Protein 81% Carbs 5% Fat 14% of calories

Want more food for the same 100 calories?

These give you at least 2½ times more volume than shrimp (cooked):

Compare with other protein foods

Food100 kcal isGrams
🍤 Shrimp (cooked)15 large shrimp84 g
🥚 Egg whites5¾ large egg whites192 g
⬜ Tofu (firm)1½ quarter blocks128 g
🦞 Lobster (cooked)¾ cup112 g
🫘 Refried beans½ cup111 g
🫘 Baked beans½ cup106 g
🦀 Crab (cooked)3⅔ oz103 g
🐟 Cod (cooked)½ fillet95 g
🦃 Turkey breast (deli)6 slices94 g
🐟 Canned tuna (in water)½ can86 g
🫘 Lentils (cooked)½ cup86 g
🫛 Edamame (shelled)½ cup83 g
🫘 Kidney beans (cooked)½ cup79 g

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Questions

How much is 100 calories of shrimp (cooked)?

100 calories of shrimp (cooked) is about 84 g (3.0 oz), or roughly 15 large shrimp.

How many calories are in 100 g of shrimp (cooked)?

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

Is shrimp good for weight loss?

Low calorie density (1.19 kcal per gram). Generous portions fit easily into a calorie budget. 100 calories also gives you 19.1 g of protein and 0.0 g of fiber.

How many calories are in one large shrimp?

About 7 calories.

How many large shrimp is 200 calories?

About 31 (168 g).

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Source: USDA FoodData Central, "Crustaceans, shrimp, mixed species, cooked, moist heat (may contain additives to retain moisture)" (FDC ID 171971). Grams for 100 kcal = 100 ÷ calories per gram. Unit weight: USDA: 4 large = 22.0 g. Real portions vary by size, variety and preparation. Updated 2026-10-23.