Calories in Pork chop
224kcal
Per 1 chop (4 oz) (113g)
Protein
30.5g
Carbs
0g
Fat
10.2g
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Boneless pork loin chop — middle-ground cut between tenderloin and shoulder.
Marinade or brine to prevent dryness. Higher protein density than chicken thigh.
Best for
- higher-fat protein meals — 27g protein with 9g fat / 100g
- people who under-eat fat and bounce off super-lean diets
Watch out
- double-counting oil or butter you already logged separately
- assuming “protein” means low calorie — fat drives energy density here
How to log it
Log the cut/state you actually have (skin-on, marbled, etc.). 1 chop (4 oz) (~113g) is the practical unit in the app.
Where it fits the day
Works when the rest of the day is lighter on oils and nuts. Watch the weekly fat budget, not just the meal selfie.
Cooked, grilled, fried & breaded
Fat already drives density for pork chop. Extra oil or breading still moves the log — typical kcal per 100g:
These are typical ranges, not lab measurements. Restaurant recipes, oils, and sauces vary — treat them as logging estimates and edit if your plate looks heavier.
Common serving sizes
Per 100g: 198 kcal · 27g P · 0g C · 9g F