Burrito calories by size, filling and add-ons

A burrito's calories ride mostly on its size and what's inside — the tortilla, rice and beans set the base, while the protein, cheese and sour cream stack on top. A small bean burrito is a light meal; a loaded beef burrito is a big one.

Typical portion330 gCalories710 kcal
Burrito cut in half showing rice, beans, meat and cheese filling
Quick answer

A typical burrito is about 700 kcal for a 330 g serving (around 215 kcal per 100 g). A small bean-and-veggie one can be near 350 kcal, while a large loaded beef burrito can top 1,000 kcal.

Nutrition facts

Per 100 g

Approximate values. Your recipe and portion can change the result.

Calories215 kcal
Protein9 g
Fat8 g
Carbs27 g
Fiber3 g
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Base · 330 g710 kcal
Protein: Chicken+120 kcal
Cheese: Regular+80 kcal
Sauce: None0 kcal
Total910 kcal
  • Protein57 g
  • Fat35 g
  • Carbs89 g
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Typical ingredients

What is usually inside

flour tortillaricebeansmeat or beans fillingcheesesalsasour creamguacamolelettuce

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FAQ

How many calories are in a burrito?

A typical burrito is around 700 kcal for a 330 g serving. A small bean burrito can be near 350 kcal, and a large loaded beef one can top 1,000 kcal.

How many calories are in a chicken burrito?

A standard chicken burrito is usually 600-750 kcal, depending on the size and how much cheese and sour cream are added.

Are bean burritos lower in calories?

Often yes. A plain bean-and-rice burrito skips the meat fat and can land around 350-500 kcal, though extra cheese or sour cream will raise it.

Can SpoonCheck estimate my burrito from a photo?

Yes. A photo helps estimate the size and visible fillings like meat, cheese and sour cream, so you get a realistic number without unwrapping it.

Data source: USDA FDC 1098402 (burrito, beef and bean) + typical filling builds

SpoonCheck is not a medical app and does not replace a healthcare professional. Nutrition estimates are for general wellness tracking.