8g+ protein · under 180 cal · Label math

Protein density calculator

Enter a snack's protein and calories to get grams of protein per 100 calories, see whether it clears the 180cal rule of at least 8g protein under 180 calories, and compare it against 713 Amazon snacks that already do.

Turn label math into a real comparison: enter the protein and calories printed on the package.

Density g/100cal
16.7
180cal
Pass
Rank
66%

This clears the 180cal rule.

The label has at least 8g protein and fewer than 180 calories per serving. Verify the live package label before buying.

Comparable catalog products

Showing 4 current 180cal catalog matches.

Use density after the snack clears the basic rule.

Protein density keeps calories attached to protein claims. A 30g product can be excellent, but 180cal still starts with serving calories, protein, label context, and Amazon verification before a shopper buys.

180cal supports discovery and planning. Amazon controls the live seller, price, delivery promise, checkout, returns, and fulfillment.

Quick answers about protein density

What is protein density?

Protein density is the amount of protein a product provides relative to calories, shown here as grams of protein per 100 calories.

What is a good protein density score?

For 180cal shopping, a higher protein-per-100-calorie number is better after the product already has at least 8g protein and fewer than 180 calories.

Does protein density mean a snack is healthy?

No. Protein density is a comparison metric. Ingredients, allergens, serving size, price, and current package labels still matter.