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Apple Pie Calories Calculator

Last reviewed: June 21, 2026

Apple pie is the quintessential American dessert — a flaky pastry crust filled with spiced, sweetened apple slices, typically served warm with vanilla ice cream or a dollop of whipped cream. The phrase 'as American as apple pie' reflects its cultural significance. While apples themselves are nutritious, the double pastry crust and added sugar make apple pie a calorie-dense treat that requires portion awareness.

What Is Apple Pie?

Despite being called 'all-American,' apple pie actually arrived in North America with European settlers, particularly from England and the Netherlands, where fruit pies were already established. The dish was adapted using North American apples and became a symbol of American culture by the 20th century. A standard slice of apple pie (1/8 of a 9-inch pie) contains approximately 296 kcal. The pastry crust is the most calorie-dense component, made from flour, fat (butter or shortening), and salt. The filling consists of thinly sliced apples, sugar, cinnamon, nutmeg, and often lemon juice. A la mode (with ice cream) adds 180–270 kcal, pushing a single serving above 450–550 kcal.

How to Use This Calculator

Enter your serving size in the calculator above and select your preferred unit (grams, ounces, or serving). The calculator will instantly display the exact calorie count alongside a full macronutrient breakdown — protein, carbohydrates, fat, and fibre. You can also compare apple pie against other foods, add it to a meal plan, or see how long it would take to burn off the calories through different forms of exercise.

Apple Pie Calories — Complete Breakdown

Per 100g of apple pie: 237 kcal | Protein: 2g | Carbs: 34g | Fat: 11g | Fibre: 2g. One 1 slice weighs approximately 125g and contains roughly 296 kcal.

Calories by Portion Size

PortionWeightCalories
1 slice homemade (1/8 pie, 125g)125g296 kcal
Restaurant slice (larger)180g427 kcal
1 slice à la mode (+ice cream)250g500 kcal
McDonald's apple pie77g230 kcal
Mini apple tartlet65g195 kcal
Sugar-free apple pie slice125g220 kcal

Calories by Preparation Method

Methodkcal/100gProteinCarbsFat
Standard homemade apple pie2372g34g11g
Store-bought apple pie2902g42g12g
Single-crust apple pie2102g34g9g
Crumble-top apple pie2803g40g12g
Sugar-free apple pie1852g30g8g
Apple pie without crust (filling only)1200g28g1g

Nutrition Breakdown

A 100g serving of apple pie delivers 237 kcal. The macronutrient split is: 2g protein (3% of calories), 34g carbohydrates (57% of calories), and 11g fat (41% of calories). Dietary fibre content is 2g per 100g. These macronutrient ratios make apple pie a primarily carbohydrate-driven food within the context of a mixed diet.

Weight Loss and Apple Pie

The double pastry crust of a traditional apple pie accounts for approximately 60% of its calories. Switching to a single-crust pie (only a bottom crust) saves 50–80 kcal per slice. Using a crumble topping instead of a top pastry crust reduces calories while adding texture. Reducing added sugar by 25–30% (apples are naturally sweet) is undetectable in the final taste. Skipping the à la mode ice cream saves 180–270 kcal. A smaller portion (1/10 of a pie instead of 1/8) reduces calories proportionally.

🥗 Lower Calorie Option: Baked apple with cinnamon and a small amount of honey — delivers the warm apple-cinnamon experience at around 100–120 kcal.

💪 Higher Protein Option: Greek yogurt parfait with cinnamon apple compote on top — protein-rich with the same warm apple flavors.

🔄 Smarter Swap: Single-crust apple pie with a crumble topping instead of double crust — saves 60–80 kcal per slice without compromising on comfort.

Muscle Gain and Apple Pie

Apple Pie provides primarily carbohydrates and energy, making it a useful fuel source around training sessions rather than a direct muscle-building food. For those focused on muscle gain, apple pie works best as a carbohydrate component of a meal that also includes a high-quality protein source such as chicken, fish, eggs, or Greek yogurt. The carbohydrates in apple pie replenish muscle glycogen after resistance training, supporting recovery and future performance.

Burn This Food

To burn approximately 296 kcal (the calories in 1 slice of homemade apple pie, calculated for a 70 kg adult):

ActivityTime Required
🚶 Walking (moderate)59 min
🏃 Running (8 km/h)28 min
🚴 Cycling (moderate)36 min
🏊 Swimming (laps)33 min
💃 Dance/Zumba43 min
🏋️ Weight training49 min

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many calories in a slice of apple pie?

A standard homemade slice (1/8 of a 9-inch pie, ~125g) contains approximately 237–296 kcal. Restaurant slices are typically larger and higher at 400–500 kcal. Adding ice cream (à la mode) adds 180–270 kcal.

Is apple pie healthy?

Apple pie provides some fiber and vitamins from the apples, but the pastry crust and added sugar make it a calorie-dense treat best enjoyed occasionally. Single-crust or crumble versions with reduced sugar are healthier alternatives.

What's in a slice of apple pie nutritionally?

Per slice (~125g): approximately 237–296 kcal, 2g protein, 34–42g carbohydrates, 11–12g fat, and 2g fiber. The fiber comes primarily from the apple filling.

How can I make apple pie healthier?

Use a single crust or crumble topping instead of a double crust, reduce sugar by 25–30%, use a mix of butter and applesauce in the crust, increase spices (cinnamon, nutmeg) to amplify sweetness perception, and serve smaller slices.

📊 Data source: USDA FoodData Central and Public Health England Nutrient Databank. Values represent averages; actual nutrition may vary by brand, recipe, and preparation method. For personalised dietary advice, consult a registered dietitian.