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Scrambled Eggs Calories by Serving

1 Egg (with butter)
91 cal
61g
2 Eggs (with butter)
182 cal
122g
3 Eggs (with butter)
273 cal
183g
1 Egg (no fat)
72 cal
50g
1 Egg White Only
17 cal
33g
1 Egg (with cheese)
147 cal
75g

Health Benefits of Eggs

Complete Protein

6g of high-quality protein with all 9 essential amino acids for muscle building.

Brain Health

27% DV of choline per egg supports brain function and memory.

Eye Health

Contains lutein and zeaxanthin antioxidants that protect against macular degeneration.

Very Satiating

High protein content helps you feel full longer, reducing overall calorie intake.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many calories are in scrambled eggs?

One large scrambled egg (cooked with butter or oil) contains 91 calories. Two scrambled eggs have about 182 calories, and three scrambled eggs have about 273 calories. Cooking method significantly affects the calorie count.

Are scrambled eggs good for weight loss?

Yes, scrambled eggs are excellent for weight loss. They're high in protein (6g per egg) which helps keep you full longer. For fewer calories, cook them with cooking spray instead of butter to save about 20-30 calories per egg.

How many calories in scrambled eggs without butter?

A large scrambled egg cooked without butter or oil has about 72-78 calories (similar to a plain boiled egg). Adding a teaspoon of butter adds about 34 calories, and a tablespoon of butter adds about 100 calories.

How much protein is in scrambled eggs?

One large scrambled egg provides 6g of complete protein with all essential amino acids. Two eggs give you 12g protein, and three eggs provide 18g - about 36% of the daily protein needs for most adults.

Are egg whites healthier than whole eggs?

Egg whites are lower in calories (17 cal vs 91 cal) and have no cholesterol, but whole eggs provide more nutrients including choline, vitamin D, and healthy fats. For most people, whole eggs in moderation are a healthy choice.