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Nutritional Values

How Many Calories in Milk (1.5% fat)?

1 pahar (250ml) = 118 kcal

Nutritional Values per 100g

47
Calories
3.4g
Protein
4.8g
Carbohydrates
1.5g
Fat
Sugar4.8g

Standard Serving

1 pahar (250ml) contains 118 calories.

Best time: In the morning, around workouts, or as part of a protein snack

Benefits

  • Excellent source of calcium (120mg/100ml) and vitamin D (in fortified versions), essential for bone health and bone density
  • Contains a natural blend of whey and casein protein - fast- and slow-absorbing amino acids, useful for muscle recovery
  • Good intake of potassium, phosphorus, and vitamin B12, nutrients that support nerve function and energy metabolism
  • Hydrating and relatively low in calories in the semi-skimmed version - an accessible way to add protein to the diet
  • Versatile and cheap - used in smoothies, oat porridge, coffee, or as a post-workout recovery drink

Considerations

  • !Contains lactose - intolerant people may experience bloating and digestive discomfort; lactose-free milk is an alternative
  • !The sugars (lactose) are natural, but milk remains caloric in large amounts - 250ml provides nearly 120 kcal
  • !The whole version (3.5% fat) has significantly more calories and saturated fat - choose 1.5% for a better ratio

FitAzi Tip

FitAzi uses 1.5% milk as a base for protein shakes and oat porridge - it adds creaminess and extra protein without many calories. A glass of milk with a banana and a scoop of whey protein makes a quick, balanced recovery smoothie. If you track calories closely, measure milk with a cup, as it adds up quickly across multiple servings per day.

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Disclaimer

Nutritional values shown are approximate and may vary depending on preparation method and origin. Consult a nutrition specialist for personalized recommendations.