Food comparisons
Compare two foods head-to-head on the metrics that matter: calories, protein, carbohydrate, fat and fiber per 100 g, plus the computed difference between them. Below are 24 curated comparisons of popular food pairs, every figure taken from USDA FoodData Central.
Source: USDA FoodData Central. Data as of June 2026.
130 vs 120 kcal · 2.7 vs 4.4 g protein
Brown rice vs White rice123 vs 130 kcal · 2.7 vs 2.7 g protein
Chicken breast vs Ground beef (90% lean)165 vs 176 kcal · 31 vs 26.1 g protein
Almonds vs Peanuts579 vs 567 kcal · 21.2 vs 25.8 g protein
Sweet potato vs Potato86 vs 77 kcal · 1.6 vs 2 g protein
Atlantic salmon vs Canned tuna206 vs 116 kcal · 22.1 vs 25.5 g protein
Greek yogurt (nonfat) vs Whole milk59 vs 61 kcal · 10.2 vs 3.2 g protein
Lentils vs Black beans116 vs 132 kcal · 9 vs 8.9 g protein
Chickpeas vs Black beans164 vs 132 kcal · 8.9 vs 8.9 g protein
Peanut butter vs Almonds588 vs 579 kcal · 22.5 vs 21.2 g protein
Rolled oats vs Quinoa389 vs 120 kcal · 16.9 vs 4.4 g protein
Firm tofu vs Chicken breast144 vs 165 kcal · 17.3 vs 31 g protein
Spinach vs Kale23 vs 49 kcal · 2.9 vs 4.3 g protein
Broccoli vs Spinach34 vs 23 kcal · 2.8 vs 2.9 g protein
Banana vs Apple89 vs 52 kcal · 1.1 vs 0.3 g protein
Blueberries vs Banana57 vs 89 kcal · 0.7 vs 1.1 g protein
Avocado vs Banana160 vs 89 kcal · 2 vs 1.1 g protein
Egg (whole) vs Firm tofu143 vs 144 kcal · 12.6 vs 17.3 g protein
Cheddar cheese vs Cottage cheese403 vs 98 kcal · 22.9 vs 11.1 g protein
Walnuts vs Almonds654 vs 579 kcal · 15.2 vs 21.2 g protein
Cashews vs Almonds553 vs 579 kcal · 18.2 vs 21.2 g protein
Shrimp vs Chicken breast99 vs 165 kcal · 24 vs 31 g protein
Whole wheat bread vs White bread254 vs 270 kcal · 12.3 vs 9.4 g protein
Pasta vs White rice158 vs 130 kcal · 5.8 vs 2.7 g protein
These comparisons are general information only, not medical or dietary advice. See our methodology for sources and limitations.