Chicken soup calories by noodles, chicken and bowl size
Chicken soup is often light, but noodles, potatoes, chicken skin and oil can change the bowl.

A medium bowl of chicken soup is often around 180-320 kcal. More noodles, potatoes, oil or dark meat can raise the result.
Per 100 g
Approximate values. Your recipe and portion can change the result.
Estimate your portion
Adjust the parts that usually change this dish. Values are approximate.
- Protein20 g
- Fat8 g
- Carbs16 g
The biggest changes usually come from bowl size, oil and creamy toppings.
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FAQ
How many calories are in homemade chicken soup?
A medium homemade bowl is often 180-320 kcal, depending on noodles, potatoes and chicken.
Does chicken breast make soup lighter?
Usually yes. Breast meat is leaner than skin-on dark meat.
Do noodles change calories a lot?
Yes. A noodle-heavy bowl can be much higher in carbs and calories than clear broth.
Can SpoonCheck estimate soup depth?
A photo gives useful cues, but deep bowls are tricky. The app treats soup estimates as approximate.
SpoonCheck is not a medical app and does not replace a healthcare professional. Nutrition estimates are for general wellness tracking.



