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Greek Yogurt (plain, nonfat): Protein, Calories & Full Nutrition Breakdown

Straining regular yogurt to make 'Greek' style removes most of the whey liquid, which is why it ends up roughly double the protein density of standard yogurt from the same starting milk.

10.2gProtein / 100g
17.3gPer 3/4 cup (170g)
17.29gProtein per 100 cal
0.95Quality score

Greek Yogurt (plain, nonfat)

3/4 cup (170g)
Protein per 100g10.2g
Calories per 100g59
Fat per 100g0.4g
Carbs per 100g3.6g
Fiber per 100g0.0g
Leucine (per serving, est.)1000mg
Typical cost$
Quality 0.95 high biological value dairy protein
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Why Greek Yogurt (plain, nonfat) shows up in protein-forward diets

Straining regular yogurt to make 'Greek' style removes most of the whey liquid, which is why it ends up roughly double the protein density of standard yogurt from the same starting milk.

Serving-size math

A 3/4 cup (170g) portion delivers 17.3g of protein and roughly 100 calories. Scaled per 100 calories, that works out to 17.29g of protein — useful for comparing against other foods on a calorie-matched basis rather than a weight-matched one.

Prep tip

Buy plain, not flavored — flavored Greek yogurt cups routinely carry 2-3x the sugar of the plain version for the same protein.

Best for

  • cutting
  • zero-prep protein
  • gut health

Allergens

Contains: dairy.

Frequently asked

How much protein is in greek yogurt (plain, nonfat)?

10.2g per 100g, or 17.3g per 3/4 cup (170g).

Is greek yogurt (plain, nonfat) a complete protein?

Yes — it's rated a complete, high-quality protein source (high biological value dairy protein).