Counting from a kJ label
A 1,000 kJ portion is about 239 calories for a calorie-counting app.
Converts kilojoules to calories (kcal) in this tab, with nothing sent anywhere.
A 1,000 kJ serving contains about 239 dietary calories. Nutrition panels may quote energy per 100 g as well as per serving, so confirm which row you copied before using the number in a food diary.
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Browse all general convertersKilojoules are the energy unit on Australian, New Zealand and EU food labels, but to compare against a diet, a recipe or an app that counts calories you convert to kcal. Converting kilojoules to calories turns a kJ label into the calorie figure most of the world still counts in. One kilojoule is about 0.239 calories. The everyday case is a shopper or dieter reading a kilojoule-first label and wanting the calorie number they are used to, or an app set to calories that needs kJ converting. The food calorie is really a kilocalorie - a thousand physics calories - which is why the numbers look large next to the kilojoule figure they came from. Diet plans, gym apps and imported food packaging all mix the two, so translating kilojoules to calories is a routine step for anyone tracking intake across regions. Roughly, dividing kilojoules by 4.2 gives the calorie count. For a food diary, match the serving size as well as the energy unit before entering the calorie result.
A 1,000 kJ portion is about 239 calories for a calorie-counting app.
Need the opposite? The kcal-to-kJ converter is linked below and uses the exact inverse factor.
A food label's capital-C Calorie normally means a kilocalorie. Confirm that convention when copying a value into a log: a small physics calorie is a different unit. This conversion changes energy units only; it does not assess portion size or dietary suitability.
About 0.239 calories (kcal) per kilojoule. So 2,000 kJ is roughly 478 calories.
No. Kilojoules to Calories does the arithmetic in this browser tab; the value is calculated on your device and is not sent to a server.
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