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Calories in Cheesecake

Cheesecake has about 499 calories per 1 slice (⅛ of a 9-inch cake) (125 g), or 399 kcal per 100 g. That serving gives you 6.6 g protein, 43.5 g carbs and 33.1 g fat.

Per 1 slice (⅛ of a 9-inch cake)499kcal
Protein6.6g
Carbs43.5g
Fat33.1g

Nutrition facts

Lab-analysed values from USDA FoodData Central (Cheesecake, plain). Source: USDA FDC #2707861

Protein 5%Carbs 35%Fat 60%
NutrientPer 100 g1 slice (⅛ of a 9-inch cake) (125 g)1 restaurant slice (200 g)
Calories399 kcal499 kcal798 kcal
Protein5.3 g6.6 g10.6 g
Carbohydrates34.8 g43.5 g69.6 g
Fat26.5 g33.1 g53 g
Fiber0.5 g0.6 g1 g
Sugar26.6 g33.3 g53.2 g
Sodium277 mg346 mg554 mg

About Cheesecake

New York-style cheesecake is cream cheese, sugar and eggs on a graham-cracker crust. A home slice is about 499 kcal; restaurant slices are often much taller, around 798.

Tip: Share a restaurant slice — it's two portions. Fruit toppings add a little; chocolate or caramel add a lot.

Burn off 499 kcal

Rough estimates for a 155 lb (70 kg) adult.

  • Brisk walking111 min
  • Running45 min
  • Cycling62 min

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Common questions

How many calories are in cheesecake?+

About 499 kcal per 1 slice (⅛ of a 9-inch cake) (125 g), or 399 kcal per 100 g.

How many calories in 1 restaurant slice of cheesecake?+

1 restaurant slice (200 g) is roughly 798 kcal with 10.6 g protein, 69.6 g carbs and 53 g fat.

Is cheesecake high in protein?+

Not really — 1 slice (⅛ of a 9-inch cake) gives about 6.6 g protein, only 5% of its calories. Most of its energy comes from fat.

Is cheesecake good for weight loss?+

Cheesecake is calorie-dense (399 kcal per 100 g), so portions add up quickly. It can still fit a weight-loss diet as an occasional food if you log the portion honestly.

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