Chocolate Syrups, Fudge-type - How Many Calories?

Reviewed by Dyt. Şeyda Ertaş, Registered Dietitian Last reviewed: May 17, 2026

Chocolate Syrups, Fudge-type

15 gr
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53kcal
Carbohydrate9.43 gr %72
Protein0.69 gr %5
Fat1.33 gr %23

Chocolate Syrups, Fudge-type Nutrition Values

Nutrients100 gr1 1 Tablespoon
Calories(kcal)35053
Carbohydrate (g)62.99.43
Protein (g)4.60.69
Fat (g)8.91.33
Fiber (g)2.80.42
Cholesterol (mg)10.15
Sodium (mg)34651.9
Potassium (mg)28442.6
Calcium (mg)497.35
Iron (mg)1.30.2
Vitamin A (IU)10.15
Vitamin C (mg)0.20.03

Nutritional values are based on the USDA database. Natural variations may occur; this information is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice.

Dietitian's Tips for Consuming Chocolate Syrups, Fudge-type

  • Metabolic Effect: The heavy 62.9g carbohydrate load per 100g causes a rapid insulin spike, which can promote fat storage if you aren't active immediately after. Additionally, the 346mg sodium content may lead to noticeable water retention and bloating in sensitive individuals.
  • Consumption Tip: I suggest limiting your intake to a single tablespoon drizzled over protein-rich Greek yogurt to mitigate the glycemic impact. Combining it with high-fiber fruits can complement the existing 2.8g of fiber and help stabilize your energy levels.
  • What to Watch For: With a density of 350 calories per 100g, this syrup is a caloric heavyweight that can easily sabotage a weight loss plan. My clients with hypertension should especially note the 346mg of sodium, which is quite high for a dessert topping.
  • Exercise Equivalent: To burn off the 350 calories found in a 100g serving, you would need to commit to about 40 minutes of vigorous rowing. Alternatively, a 75-minute session of moderate cycling is necessary to offset this concentrated energy intake.