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Protein per 100 calories: printable food poster

The foods that give the most protein for 100 calories, as a bar-chart poster. Good for gym walls, coaches' handouts and meal-prep fridges.

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Protein per 100 calories

Grams of protein you get for every 100 kcal of the food

Foods ranked by protein for 100 calories
FoodProtein per 100 kcalCalories per 100 g
Shrimp23.6 g85
Tuna22.6 g86
Tuna Steak (Yellowfin, Cooked)22.4 g130
Haddock22.2 g90
Mahi Mahi21.8 g109
Cod (Cooked)21.7 g105
Cod (Raw)21.7 g82
Crab (Blue, Cooked)21.5 g83
Lobster (Cooked)21.3 g89
Egg White21 g52
Red Snapper20.5 g128
Turkey Breast (Roasted)20.5 g147
Tilapia (Cooked)20.4 g128
Halibut (Cooked)20.3 g111
Canadian Bacon19.4 g146
Shrimp (Cooked)19.1 g119
Venison19.1 g158
Chicken Breast (Roasted)18.8 g165
Chicken Breast18.8 g120
Scallops (Steamed)18.5 g111

Protein per 100 kcal is the food's protein per 100 g divided by its calories per 100 g, times 100. Foods under 20 kcal per 100 g are left out, so a trace of protein in a near-zero-calorie drink cannot top the chart.

USDA FoodData Central records: Shrimp 175179, Tuna 173709, Tuna Steak (Yellowfin, Cooked) 172006, Haddock 174198, Mahi Mahi 171992, Cod (Cooked) 171956, Cod (Raw) 171955, Crab (Blue, Cooked) 174205, Lobster (Cooked) 174209, Egg White 172183, Red Snapper 173699, Turkey Breast (Roasted) 171496, Tilapia (Cooked) 175177, Halibut (Cooked) 174201, Canadian Bacon 168383, Shrimp (Cooked) 171971, Venison 175085, Chicken Breast (Roasted) 171477, Chicken Breast 171077, Scallops (Steamed) 167742.

calortracker.com/printables/protein-per-100-caloriesUSDA data retrieved 2026-10-22. Estimates for general information, not medical advice.

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Source: USDA FoodData Central, retrieved . How we calculate.