Spaghetti bolognese calories per portion and per 100g
Spaghetti bolognese is pasta with a beef-and-tomato sauce. Its calories move mostly with the portion size, how much oil or fat is in the sauce, and how much cheese ends up on top.

A typical 350 g plate of spaghetti bolognese is around 500-525 kcal. A light bowl is closer to 380 kcal, while a large restaurant plate with extra cheese and oil can reach 700-760 kcal.
Per 100 g
Approximate values. Your recipe and portion can change the result.
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Adjust the parts that usually change this dish. Values are approximate.
- Protein29 g
- Fat26 g
- Carbs67 g
Sauce, cheese and oil explain most of the difference between a light and rich bowl.
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FAQ
How many calories are in spaghetti bolognese?
A typical 350 g plate is around 500-525 kcal. A light bowl is closer to 380 kcal, and a large plate with extra cheese and oil can reach 700-760 kcal.
How many calories are in 100 g of spaghetti bolognese?
About 150 kcal per 100 g for the cooked dish, with roughly 7 g protein, 5 g fat and 19 g carbs.
Does the cheese on top really matter?
Yes. A generous handful of grated parmesan can add 50-90 kcal on its own, so it's worth noting how much you sprinkle.
Can SpoonCheck estimate spaghetti bolognese from a photo?
Yes. A photo helps estimate the portion size, the amount of sauce and any cheese on top, so you don't have to weigh each part.
Data source: USDA FDC (spaghetti with meat sauce, home recipe) + typical home/restaurant builds
SpoonCheck is not a medical app and does not replace a healthcare professional. Nutrition estimates are for general wellness tracking.


