The number of calories in milk are listed in the table
below. They have been calculated per 100 ml for comparison purposes. To
measure milk calories for individual glasses simply measure, or estimate size
of glass, then find the value below and multiply it by your glass size in
percentage. Learn more on how to count calories.
Many women find that insomnia becomes a
problem during the menopause, and the calcium in milk can help you get a
good night's sleep - it is sometimes called "nature's tranquilliser". milk
also contains tryptophan, an amino acid protein which helps you relax.
|
Milks |
Calories |
Fat |
|
Milk
skimmed (pasteurised) |
34 |
0.1g |
|
Semi-skimmed |
47 |
1.6g |
|
Whole
milk full fat |
66 |
3.9g |
|
Condensed
Milk whole |
320 |
9.5g |
|
Dried
skimmed milk |
360 |
0.6g |
|
Evaporated milk whole |
155 |
9g |
|
Goats
milk |
62 |
3.5g |
|
Sheeps
milk |
99 |
6g |
|
Soya milk |
35 |
2g |
|
Creams (pasteurised) |
Calories |
|
|
Half
cream fresh |
150 |
13g |
|
Single
cream |
200 |
19g |
|
Soured
cream |
209 |
20g |
|
Whipping cream |
370 |
40g |
|
Double cream |
450 |
49g |
|
Clotted cream |
590 |
62g |
|
Cheese Calories |
400 |
36g |
Most calories in milk are
calculated in tests. Some values
for the milk calories may vary between different products and should only be
used for general comparison purposes.