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Chicken thigh: weights & conversions

One weighs about 116 g. 100 g is 121 calories and 19.7 g of protein.

Also written as: chicken thighs, boneless skinless chicken thighs.

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1 chicken thigh of chicken thigh is about 116 grams.

Weight per piece

What a recipe means when it counts chicken thigh instead of weighing it.

chicken thigh count conversions
CountGramsOunces
1 chicken thigh116 g4.09 oz
2 chicken thighs232 g
3 chicken thighs348 g
4 chicken thighs464 g
6 chicken thighs696 g
12 chicken thighs1392 g

Ounces and pounds

The weights an older recipe card is most likely to use.

chicken thigh weight conversions
WeightGramsOunces
1 oz28.3 g
4 oz (1/4 lb)113 g
8 oz (1/2 lb)227 g
1 lb454 g
100 g100 g

Nutrition

Per 100 g of edible portion, transcribed from USDA reference data, and scaled to the measures above.

Nutrition for chicken thigh by measure
MeasureCaloriesProteinFatCarbsFiberSodium
Per 100 g (100 g)12119.7 g4.1 g0 g0 g84 mg
Per chicken thigh (116 g)14022.9 g4.76 g0 g0 g97 mg
Per 4 oz (113 g)13722.3 g4.65 g0 g0 g95 mg

If you have run out

  • Chicken breast, the same amount. Leaner than thigh, so watch it closely to keep it from drying out.

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Common questions

How much does one chicken thigh weigh?
One chicken thigh weighs about 116 g (4.09 oz), so a pound is roughly 4 of them.
How many calories are in chicken thigh?
Chicken thigh has about 121 calories per 100 g, so one chicken thigh is roughly 140 calories.
How much protein is in chicken thigh?
About 19.7 g of protein per 100 g — roughly 22.3 g in a 4 oz portion.
What can I use instead of chicken thigh?
Chicken breast, the same amount. Leaner than thigh, so watch it closely to keep it from drying out.

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