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Chebureki (fried meat pastries) calories

A deep-fried cheburek with meat contains about 280 kcal per 100 g. One 150 g cheburek has 420 kcal, and almost a quarter of these calories come from the oil absorbed by the dough. Below are the macros, ingredients and how much lighter oven-baked and chicken chebureki are.

Chebureki (fried meat pastries)

Nutrition per 100 grams

standard recipe
kcal
280
protein, g
9.0
fat, g
16.0
carbs, g
26.0
fiber, g
1.2

Calories per serving

ServingKcalPFC
100 g2809.016.026.0
Small cheburek, 100 g2809.016.026.0
1 cheburek, 150 g42013.524.039.0
2 chebureki, 300 g84027.048.078.0

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Ingredients and how we count

We break the dish down by ingredient instead of taking an average “by name”. Below is a typical 151 g serving.

IngredientWeightKcal
Dough80 g190
Meat filling50 g130
Onion10 g4
Oil absorbed during frying11 g99

FoodMate Score of the dish

38score
38 out of 100Good protein; the weak spots are fiber, vegetables and processing.
Proteinlow
Fiberlow
Vegetablesfew
Processinghigh
Fat qualitypoor
Sugarlow

How it changes with different cooking methods

VersionServing
With meat, deep-fried420 kcal
Oven-baked330 kcal
With chicken380 kcal
With cheese450 kcal
Large street-style, 220 g616 kcal

Micronutrients

Values for a standard serving, as a percentage of the daily value for an adult.

NutrientPer serving% DV
Sodium650 mg28%
Vitamin B120.8 mcg33%
Zinc2 mg18%
Iron2 mg14%
Vitamin E3 mg20%

How many calories are in a cheburek

100 g of fried meat cheburek contain about 280 kcal: 9 g of protein, 16 g of fat and 26 g of carbs. An average cheburek weighs 150 g and gives 420 kcal, about 21% of a 2,000 kcal day. Large street chebureki weigh 200–250 g, each with over 600 kcal.

Why chebureki are so rich

The thin dough absorbs oil when deep-fried, while the fatty juices from the filling stay inside. As a result fat accounts for more than half of the calories. Old frying oil is absorbed more and produces oxidation products, so homemade chebureki in fresh oil are better than street ones.

How to make chebureki lighter

Oven-baked chebureki are about 90 kcal lighter each: the crust is less bubbly but still crispy. Beef or chicken instead of pork makes the filling leaner. After frying, place chebureki on a paper towel to absorb some of the oil.

Chebureki on a diet

A cheburek is mostly fat and flour, with almost no vegetables or fiber and modest protein. In a calorie deficit, have one as a full lunch and add a salad or vegetables. With a sugary drink at a food court, the meal easily goes over 600 kcal.

How to count your cheburek

Chebureki vary a lot in size and oil, so 280 kcal per 100 g is a guide. Take a photo of your cheburek in MyFoodMate AI and the app will estimate its weight and filling.

Cheburek Calories: 280 kcal per 100 g, Macros per Piece | MyFoodMate