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Hamburger bun: weights & conversions

One weighs about 43 g. 100 g is 279 calories and 9.6 g of protein.

Also written as: bun, buns, hamburger buns, hot dog bun, dinner roll, rolls, roll.

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1 hamburger bun of hamburger bun is about 43 grams.

Weight per piece

What a recipe means when it counts hamburger bun instead of weighing it.

hamburger bun count conversions
CountGramsOunces
1 hamburger bun43 g1.52 oz
2 hamburger buns86 g
3 hamburger buns129 g
4 hamburger buns172 g
6 hamburger buns258 g
12 hamburger buns516 g

Ounces and pounds

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

hamburger bun 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 hamburger bun by measure
MeasureCaloriesProteinFatCarbsFiberSodium
Per 100 g (100 g)2799.6 g4.3 g50 g2.2 g494 mg
Per hamburger bun (43 g)1204.13 g1.85 g21.5 g0.95 g212 mg
Per 4 oz (113 g)31610.9 g4.88 g56.7 g2.49 g560 mg

If you have run out

  • White bread, the same amount. Two slices, folded, in place of a split bun.

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Common questions

How much does one hamburger bun weigh?
One hamburger bun weighs about 43 g (1.52 oz), so a pound is roughly 11 of them.
How many calories are in hamburger bun?
Hamburger bun has about 279 calories per 100 g, so one hamburger bun is roughly 120 calories.
How much protein is in hamburger bun?
About 9.6 g of protein per 100 g — roughly 10.9 g in a 4 oz portion.
What can I use instead of hamburger bun?
White bread, the same amount. Two slices, folded, in place of a split bun.

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