Tuesday, June 28, 2016

Calories in Peanuts

Calories in Peanuts

Peanuts are not actually nuts, but a form of legume. Peanuts fall into the same family as lentils, peas and beans. They are made up of a shell that contains two to three peanuts in each. Peanuts are a type of “groundnut” and do not grow on trees like; walnuts, cashews and almonds. Other names for peanuts are; pig nuts, earthnuts and monkey nuts.


More popular in the United States, there are different ways to eat peanuts including; roasted, cocktail snacks and plain with salt. They are also crushed and made into peanut butter that can be used as a spread or topping. It is common to boil peanuts in a small amount of salt water and eat them. Here are some facts about the calories in peanuts as well as the ways you can enjoy peanuts:


Calories in Peanuts
% DV refers to % Daily Value in a 2000 calorie diet.





























































































Raw Peanuts





Calories



Carbs



Fat



Protein



100g



565



16g


5% DV



49g


75% DV



26g


52% DV



1 oz



160



4.6g


1% DV



14g


21% DV



7g


14% DV



1 Cup


(145g)



825



24g


8% DV



72g


110% DV



38g


76% DV



Boiled Peanuts



Calories



Carbs



Fat



Protein



100g



318



21g


7% DV



22g


33% DV



14g


28% DV



1 oz


(Shelled)



90



6g


2% DV



6g


9% DV



3.8g


7% DV



1 Cup


(Shelled, 180g)



573



38g


12% DV



40g


61% DV



24g


48% DV



Dry-Roasted Peanuts



Calories



Carbs



Fat



Protein



100g



585



22g


7% DV



50g


76% DV



24g


48% DV



1 oz



166



6g


2% DV



14g


21% DV



7g


14% DV



1 Cup


(145g)



854



31g


10% DV



72g


110% DV



35g


70% DV









































































































Oil-Roasted Peanuts



Calories



Carbs



Fat



Protein



100g



599



15g


5% DV



52g


80% DV



28g


56% DV



1 oz


(Selled)



170



4.3g


1% DV



15g


23% DV



8g


16% DV



1 Cup


(145g)



863



22g


7% DV



76g


116% DV



40g


80% DV



Spanish Peanuts (100g)



Calories



Carbs



Fat



Protein



Raw



570



16g


5% DV



50g


76% DV



26g


52% DV



Oil-Roasted



579



17g


5% DV



49g


75% DV



28g


56% DV



Valencia Peanuts (100g)



Calories



Carbs



Fat



Protein



Raw



570



21g


7% DV



48g


73% DV



25g


50% DV



Oil-Roasted



589



16g


5% DV



51g


78% DV



27g


54% DV



Virginia Peanuts (100g)



Calories



Carbs



Fat



Protein



Raw



563



17g


5% DV



49g


75% DV



25g


50% DV



Oil-Roasted



578



20g


6% DV



49g


75% DV



26g


52% DV




Healthy Peanut Recipes
1. Boiled Peanuts
This spicy and flavorful recipe for peanuts actually cooks them like a bean. It also contains healthy protein and is low in carbs. Watch the video to learn how:





2. Honey Roasted Peanuts

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Ingredients:



  • 1/3 Cup White Sugar

  • 1 ½ Tsp. Chipotle Chili Powder

  • ¼ Tsp. Chili Powder

  • ¼ Garlic Powder

  • 2 Tbsp. Butter

  • 2 Tbsp. Honey

  • 1 Tsp. Kosher Salt

  • 1 Pound Skinless Peanuts


Instructions:



  • Heat oven to 325 degrees F (165 degrees C) and stir together chili powder, chipotle powder, garlic powder and sugar.

  • In a large saucepan stir together; butter, kosher salt and honey over medium heat.

  • Heat mixture until bubbly and stir in peanuts to coat.

  • Place peanuts in a 13 x 9 baking dish. Bake in oven for 30 minutes, stirring often to maintain even coating.

  • After peanuts turn golden brown, sprinkle with spice mixture and toss to coat. Allow to cool before eating.


Nutritional Value:



  • Calories: 203

  • Carbs: 12.5g 4% DV

  • Fat: 15.6g 24% DV

  • Protein: 6.8g 14% DV


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