How many calories are in chicken noodle soup?
Logged in Kallo on November 1, 2026
Anywhere from about 0 to 500 kcal. A canned soup and a homemade bowl are not the same meal; the noodles and the bread beside it decide most of it. Here are four real bowls, each typed into Kallo the way people describe them.
Homemade, big bowl
Homemade chicken noodle soup, 1 big bowl (chicken + egg noodles + carrots + celery + broth)
Homemade chicken noodle soup, 1 big bowl (chicken + egg noodles + carrots + celery + broth)
A whole can
Canned chicken noodle soup, the whole can
Canned chicken noodle soup, the whole can
Deli, with a buttered roll
Chicken noodle soup from a deli with a bread roll and butter
Chicken noodle soup from a deli with a bread roll and butter
Lots of chicken, few noodles
Chicken noodle soup with lots of chicken and few noodles (150g chicken breast + 30g dry egg noodles + vegetables + broth)
Chicken noodle soup with lots of chicken and few noodles (150g chicken breast + 30g dry egg noodles + vegetables + broth)
What moves the number
In the big homemade bowl, the noodles are the biggest line at 192 kcal. The broth adds 105, more than you might expect.
Where these numbers come from
Each meal above was typed into Kallo once, on November 1, 2026. Kallo split it into ingredients, estimated the grams, and took calories and macros from USDA FoodData Central.
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Type yours the way you would say it, like “a big bowl of chicken noodle soup, mostly chicken, few noodles”, and Kallo works out the rest.