I’ve done the research and put this article together to help you find everything you need to know about raspberry weights and calories.
After weighing various fresh raspberries I found that one average-sized raspberry weighs around 5g/0.18oz.
Because a raspberry is a natural product they do vary in weight, with smaller berries being 2-4g and larger berries being 6-8g.
Read on to find out more about raspberry weights and calories, including weight conversion charts and calorie charts for various weights and serving sizes, so you find the information you need.
How Much Does a Raspberry Weigh? (In Grams, Ounces, Kilograms and Pounds)
The table below shows the conversion weights of one average-sized raspberry, to help you convert the weights of a single berry.
If you’re looking for weights for larger raspberry portions then head on to the next section.
| Weight | Weight of one average- sized raspberry |
| Grams | 5g |
| KG | 0.005kg |
| Ounces | 0.18oz |
| Pounds | 0.01lb |
Raspberry Weight & Calorie Chart For Various Serving Sizes
This chart is based on an average-sized raspberry of 5g per berry and assuming a calorie count of 3kcal per 5g berry (as per MyFitnessPal).
I have worked out each serving size based on these averages and for various portion sizes so you can work out the weights and calories per portion size:
| Raspberry Serving size (based on average-sized berries) | Serving weight (in Grams & Ounces) | Calories in Kcal |
| 1 raspberry | 5g/0.18oz | 3 kcal |
| 2 raspberries | 10g/0.36oz | 6 kcal |
| 3 raspberries | 15g/0.54oz | 9 kcal |
| 4 raspberries | 20g/0.72oz | 12 kcal |
| 5 raspberries | 25g/0.9oz | 15 kcal |
| 6 raspberries | 30g/1.08oz | 18 kcal |
| 7 raspberries | 35g/1.26oz | 21 kcal |
| 8 raspberries | 40g/1.44oz | 24 kcal |
| 9 raspberries | 45g/1.62oz | 27 kcal |
| 10 raspberries | 50g/1.8oz | 30 kcal |
| 15 raspberries | 75g/2.7oz | 45 kcal |
| 20 raspberries | 100g/3.6oz | 60 kcal |
How Many Raspberries are in a Serving/portion?
As part of the ‘5 a day’ recommendation, a portion of raspberries is considered to be a handful of berries of any size.
The handful of supermarket-bought raspberries in this image contains 12 average to large-sized berries which weighed an average of 5-7g (0.18-0.25oz).
What Does a Punnet of Raspberries Weigh?
In greengrocers and some supermarkets, raspberries are usually sold loose at a certain cost per kilogram or pound.
Most supermarkets sell raspberries packaged up in a punnet of a specific weight which range between 125g to 250g (4.4-8.8oz) in weight (excluding packaging).
The number of raspberries in the pack will vary depending on the size of the raspberries.
How Many Raspberries are in a Cup?
If you prefer to measure using a cup, then this section will help you to work out the weight and amount of raspberries per cup.
I filled a US cup with raspberries of various sizes and a full cup of berries weighed 125g/4.4oz (0.13kg or 0.28lb), this was equal to a total of 25 raspberries.
Weight of Wild and Home-grown Raspberries
It’s worth noting that the figures on this page are related to shop or supermarket-bought raspberries which are grown in conditions that produce large and juicy fruit.
Where raspberries grow wild or in more unpredictable conditions the fruit tends to be smaller at around 2-4g (0.07- 0.14oz) per berry.
Raspberry Weight FAQ’s
Based on an average-sized raspberry weight of 5g, there are around 20 raspberries in a 100g portion.
Based on an average raspberry size of 5g (0.18oz), there are around 89 raspberries in a pound.
Based on an average raspberry size of 5g (0.18oz), there are around 6 raspberries in an ounce.
Equipment and information used for this article
I used precision scales that weigh to 0.01 of a gram which is regularly calibrated with a 100g weight. For more information see my recommended weighing scales here.
To make sure the information in this article is accurate, I researched and cross-referenced various sources (as well as original research) to obtain the correct weights and calories.
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