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How Many Kilocalories Are In Alcohol? | Clear Math

One gram of ethanol supplies 7 kilocalories; a U.S. standard drink (14 g) delivers about 98 kilocalories from alcohol alone.

One large chicken egg contains about 72–78 kilocalories; size and cooking change the total.

One medium raw apple (182 g) contains about 95 kilocalories; per 100 g, it’s ~52 kilocalories.

One medium banana (118 g) provides about 105 kilocalories; smaller or larger fruit ranges from roughly 72–135 kcal.

Most adults burn 1,600–3,000 kilocalories per day, depending on size, age, sex, and activity level.

Daily kilocalories for weight gain = your maintenance intake plus 300–500 kcal for steady, healthy progress.

Set a modest daily calorie deficit from your maintenance; target about 0.5–1 kg (1–2 lb) of weight loss per week with smart diet and activity.

Most adults need 1,600–3,000 kilocalories per day, varying by age, sex, body size, and activity level.

Most adults maintain weight on 6,500–10,000 kJ per day; your best target varies by body size, age, and activity.

Weight loss usually needs a 2,100–4,200 kJ daily shortfall; many adults land near 6,300–9,000 kJ per day, based on size and activity.