How many calories are in McDonald's Quarter Pounder with Cheese?

McDonald's Quarter Pounder with Cheese has 535 calories per 1 burger (202g). It contains 33.9g of carbs, 30.9g of protein, and 31.9g of fat.

Is McDonald's Quarter Pounder with Cheese healthy?

McDonald's Quarter Pounder with Cheese is relatively high in protein, higher in fat. Nutritional value depends on preparation method and portion size.

What cuisine is McDonald's Quarter Pounder with Cheese from?

McDonald's Quarter Pounder with Cheese is a American main. It is also known as quarter pounder, QPC.

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Calories in McDonald's Quarter Pounder with Cheese

American🔴 Non-Vegetarian

Also known as: quarter pounder, QPC

535

calories per 1 burger (202g)

33.9g

Carbs

30.9g

Protein

31.9g

Fat

Fiber

Nutrition per 100g

Calories264.9 kcal

Carbohydrates16.8g

Protein15.3g

Fat15.8g

Fiber1g

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McDonald's Quarter Pounder with Cheese is a American main course, typically grilled. A standard serving is 1 burger (202g).

💪 High Protein ⚡ Calorie-Dense

🍳 Cooking Note: Grilled — minimal added fat makes this a lean preparation.

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Sources & Disclaimer

Nutritional values are approximate and based on standard recipes and preparation methods. Data compiled from USDA FoodData Central, Indian Food Composition Tables (IFCT/NIN Hyderabad), and established nutritional references. Actual values may vary based on ingredients, cooking method, portion size, and recipe variations.

This information is for educational purposes only and should not be used as a substitute for professional dietary or medical advice. Consult a qualified nutritionist or healthcare professional for personalized guidance.

Sources: USDA FoodData Central · NIN India (IFCT)