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Calories in a Spring Roll

One small fried vegetable spring roll (about 40 g) has roughly 90-100 calories, with fried spring rolls averaging around 230 calories per 100 g. Large takeaway rolls of 70 g or more reach 150-170 calories each, and meat or glass-noodle fillings add a little more. Fresh (unfried) summer rolls are far lighter at roughly 70-90 calories for a full-size roll.

Spring Roll Nutrition Facts (per 100 g)

Calories230 kcal
Protein4 g
Carbohydrates26 g
Fat12 g
Fiber2 g
Sugar2 g
Sodium380 mg

Typical reference values. Real dishes vary with ingredients, oil, portion size, and cooking method. Source: USDA-style reference values, pending dietitian verification.

Spring Roll Calories by Serving Size

ServingWeightCalories
1 small roll (40 g)40 g~90 kcal
1 large roll (70 g)70 g~160 kcal
2 small rolls (80 g)80 g~180 kcal
4 small rolls (160 g)160 g~370 kcal

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Individually they are moderate — about 90-100 calories for a small fried roll — but they are rarely eaten alone. A four-piece starter with sweet chilli sauce can approach 450 calories before the main course arrives.

Fresh rice-paper rolls skip the deep fry, so a full-size roll runs about 70-90 calories versus 150-170 for a fried roll of similar size. They are one of the easiest swaps if you want the format with fewer calories.

Sweet chilli sauce adds about 35-40 calories per tablespoon due to sugar, while a light soy or vinegar-based dip adds close to none. Peanut sauces are the heaviest at 60-80 calories per two tablespoons.

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