Grape Calories — Full Count by Variety & Serving Size

How many calories in grapes? Detailed calorie counts per grape, per cup, and per 100g for every major variety including red, green, black, and specialty grapes.

62
calories per cup of grapes (92g)
A cup of seedless grapes (~30 grapes) contains just 62 calories — making them a satisfying, naturally sweet, low-calorie snack rich in antioxidants and Vitamin K.

Grape Calories by Serving Size

Serving SizeCaloriesCarbsSugarFiber
1 small grape (~4g)30.7g0.6g0g
1 medium grape (~5g)3.50.9g0.8g0g
1 large grape (~8g)51.4g1.2g0.1g
10 grapes (~50g)349g7.7g0.4g
1 cup / ~30 grapes (92g)6216g15g0.8g
100g (standard serving)6918g15.5g0.9g
1 lb (454g)31382g70g4g
Frozen grapes (1 cup, 92g)6316.3g15.1g0.8g

Calories by Grape Variety

VarietyCal / 100gCal / CupNotes
Red Seedless (Crimson/Red Globe)7062Most common retail variety
Green Seedless (Thompson/Sugraone)6760Slightly lower calorie than red
Black Seedless (Autumn Royal)7165Similar to red, richer in anthocyanins
Concord (with seeds)6761Classic grape flavor, used in juice
Cotton Candy Grapes8477Higher sugar, proprietary variety
Muscat (with seeds)6055Aromatic, used in wine & eating
Flame Seedless6560Crisp, mildly sweet red variety
Moon Drop (Witch Fingers)7266Elongated dark variety, premium flavor

* Cotton Candy grapes are notably higher in calories due to selective breeding for elevated sugar content.

How Do Grape Calories Compare to Other Fruits?

Watermelon
30 kcal
Strawberries
33 kcal
Cantaloupe
34 kcal
Peach
39 kcal
Orange
47 kcal
Apple
52 kcal
Mango
60 kcal
Grapes 🍇
69 kcal
Banana
89 kcal
Avocado
160 kcal

Calories per 100g. Source: USDA FoodData Central.

Grape Calorie Tips for Weight Management

Freeze them for a longer snack: Frozen grapes take longer to eat and feel more indulgent, helping with portion satisfaction at the same calorie count as fresh.

Choose standard varieties over Cotton Candy: Cotton Candy grapes are delicious but contain roughly 20% more calories and significantly more sugar than standard seedless varieties.

Pair with protein: Combine grapes with cheese, yogurt, or nuts to slow sugar absorption and increase meal satiety.

Watch portion size: A cup of grapes is a reasonable serving. Two cups (183g) still only contains ~125 calories, but the 30g of sugar could affect blood sugar if consumed quickly on an empty stomach.

Grapes vs. grape juice vs. raisins: Raisins are dramatically more calorie-dense: 100g of raisins contains 299 calories vs. 69 for fresh grapes. Grape juice (unsweetened) runs about 60 cal/100ml but lacks the fiber of whole grapes.

FAQs About Grape Calories

How many calories in a cup of grapes?

One cup of seedless grapes (approximately 92g or about 30 grapes) contains 62 calories. Red seedless: 62 cal, green seedless: 60 cal, black seedless: ~65 cal.

How many calories in a single grape?

A single medium grape (about 5g) contains approximately 3–4 calories. A large grape (7–8g) has about 5 calories.

Are grapes fattening?

Grapes are not inherently fattening. At 62 calories per cup, they are a low-to-moderate calorie food. Like all foods, consuming them in excess of your energy needs could contribute to weight gain, but a 1–2 cup serving fits comfortably into most dietary patterns.

Do red or green grapes have fewer calories?

Green seedless grapes (Thompson Seedless) are very slightly lower in calories than red seedless — about 2–3 calories per cup fewer. The difference is nutritionally insignificant.

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