Korean Rice Cake
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1 piece (35g) of Korean Rice Cake contains 98 calories and 1 gram of protein
Other servings:
98 calories
per 1 piece (35g)
Protein 1g
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Nutrition Facts for 1 piece (35g) of Korean Rice Cake
| Calories | 98 kcal |
|---|---|
| Protein | 1g |
| Fat | View in app |
| Carbs | View in app |
| Fiber | View in app |
| Sugar | View in app |
| Sodium | View in app |
Macro Ratio for Korean Rice Cake
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Frequently Asked Questions
- How many calories is Korean Rice Cake?
- 1 piece (35g) of Korean Rice Cake has 98 calories.
- How much protein is in Korean Rice Cake?
- 1 piece (35g) of Korean Rice Cake has 1 grams of protein.
- How many calories are in 100g of Korean Rice Cake?
- 100g of Korean Rice Cake has 279 calories and 2 grams of protein.
- What is a standard serving for Korean Rice Cake?
- A standard serving of Korean Rice Cake is 1 piece (35g), which has 98 calories and 1 grams of protein.
- How do I estimate my portion of Korean Rice Cake?
- The easiest way is to estimate the main calorie drivers separately: rice cake portion size, gochujang coating thickness, beef slice amount and sesame oil drizzle. If you don't know how much Korean Rice Cake you ate, or whether you had a piece, plate, bowl or cup, download Welling and it will help estimate the portion for you.
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Sources and methodology
Nutrition values are reviewed and compiled from published food composition data, the sources listed below, and Welling’s own nutrition database. Values are based on common serving sizes and may vary by portion size, ingredients, cooking method, and restaurant preparation.
References
- USDA FoodData Central (opens in a new tab) US Department of Agriculture
- EFSA food composition data (opens in a new tab) European Food Safety Authority
- Energy and Nutrient Composition of Food (SG FoodID) (opens in a new tab) Health Promotion Board, Singapore
- Nutrient Information Inquiry System (opens in a new tab) Centre for Food Safety, Hong Kong
- MenuStat (opens in a new tab) Restaurant menu nutrition data, NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
- Welling food database Welling's own food and serving size data
