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How Many Calories in Spices, Dill Weed, Dried?

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Quick reference — common serving sizes

A spices, dill weed, dried contains 253 calories per 100g. A typical 1 tsp (1g) provides about 3 calories. Spices, Dill Weed, Dried is high in calories and is a good source of protein. Accurate tracking starts with weighing portions — a digital kitchen scale removes all the guesswork.

Spices, Dill Weed, Dried Nutrition Facts

% of Daily Value (per 100g)

Based on a standard 2,000-calorie reference diet — the same basis used on nutrition labels in the US and UK.

• High in protein (40% DV) — an excellent source
• High in carbohydrates (20% DV) — an excellent source
• High in fibre (49% DV) — an excellent source
• Low in saturated fat (1% DV)
• High in potassium (70% DV) — an excellent source
• High in calcium (137% DV) — an excellent source
• High in iron (271% DV) — an excellent source
• High in vitamin C (56% DV) — an excellent source
• High in vitamin A (33% DV) — an excellent source
• High in riboflavin (B2) (23% DV) — an excellent source

• Calories: 13% DV
• Protein: 40% DV
• Carbohydrates: 20% DV
• Fibre: 49% DV
• Fat: 6% DV
• Saturated fat: 1% DV
• Sodium: 9% DV
• Potassium: 70% DV
• Calcium: 137% DV
• Iron: 271% DV
• Vitamin C: 56% DV
• Vitamin A: 33% DV
• Selenium: 0% DV
• Riboflavin (B2): 23% DV

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Good to know

Cooking method matters here too — boiling can leach some water-soluble vitamins into the cooking water, while steaming or roasting tends to retain more.

Does spices, dill weed, dried fit your diet?

High-protein diets

At 20.0g of protein per 100g, spices, dill weed, dried clears the 15g/100g threshold generally used to call a food high-protein — a useful contributor if you're tracking protein intake for muscle maintenance, satiety, or a higher-protein eating pattern.

Fibre intake

Spices, Dill Weed, Dried provides 13.6g of fibre per 100g — a meaningful contribution toward the commonly cited 25-30g daily target, which supports digestion and helps with feeling fuller for longer.

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Last updated: 5 September 2026

Nutrition data: USDA FoodData Central (public domain, CC0 1.0). Values are per 100g unless stated.