I’ve put together this article to help you work out apple weights, calories, and servings of various portion sizes.
Use the charts and information below to find the exact information you need for both calorie counting and recipe planning.
Apple Weight Guide
Because apples are a natural product, they vary in size and variety, and within each variety they grow to different sizes, depending on many factors.
I’ve categorized apple weights into sizes to keep things simple, from a small eating apple to a large cooking apple.
Use the chart below to find the average weight of an apple in both metric and imperial weights, depending on size:
Apple Size | Average Metric Weight | Average Imperial Weight |
Average small eating apple (such as Honey Crisp) | 70-100g/0.07-0.1kg | 2.5-3.5oz/0.15-0.22lb |
Average medium eating apple (such as Pink Lady or Golden Delicious) | 100-130g/0.1-0.13kg | 3.5-4.6oz/0.22-0.29lb |
Average large eating apple (such as Granny Smith or Red Delicious) | 130-160g/0.13-0.16kg | 4.6-5.6oz/0.29-0.35lb |
Average large cooking apple (such as Bramley) | 200-300g/0.2-0.3kg | 7.1-10.6oz/0.44-0.66lb |
The images below show what average apple sizes and weights look like on a scale, for medium, large, and cooking apples;



Weight of an Average Medium-Sized Apple
If you need to know the exact weight of an average medium apple, I did the research to get an average figure.
I weighed a number of different-sized apples across various varieties to get an average weight of a medium-sized apple and found the following information:
The average weight of a medium-sized apple is 115g (4.1oz) and an apple of this size contains 58 calories per apple (in kcal).
Apple Serving Weights and Calories
Based on the weight research I did to find average apple weights, I’ve compiled this information to help you find the figures you need.
The chart below shows more apple portion size weights and calories, based on average apple weights and calorie information from verified sources from MyFitnessPal.
Apple Portion Size | Weight in grams and ounces | Calories in kcal |
1 average small apple | 85g/3oz | 44 |
2 average small apples | 170g/6oz | 88 |
3 average small apples | 255g/9oz | 117 |
4 average small apples | 340g/12oz | 177 |
5 average small apples | 425g/15oz | 221 |
1 average medium apple | 115g/4.1oz | 60 |
2 average medium apples | 230g/8.1oz | 120 |
3 average medium apples | 345g/12.2oz | 179 |
4 average medium apples | 460g/16.2oz | 239 |
5 average medium apples | 575g/20.3oz | 299 |
1 average large apple | 145g/5.1oz | 75 |
2 average large apples | 290g/10.2oz | 151 |
3 average large apples | 435g/15.3oz | 226 |
4 average large apples | 580g/20.5oz | 302 |
5 average large apples | 725g/25.6oz | 377 |
25g of apple | 25g/0.9oz | 13 |
50g of apple | 50g/1.8oz | 26 |
75g of apple | 75g/2.6oz | 39 |
100g of apple | 100g/3.5oz | 52 |
125g of apple | 125g/4.4oz | 65 |
150g of apple | 150g/5.3oz | 78 |
175g of apple | 175g/6.2oz | 91 |
200g of apple | 200g/7.1oz | 104 |
1oz of apple | 28g/1oz | 15 |
2oz of apple | 57g/2oz | 30 |
3oz of apple | 85g/3oz | 44 |
4oz of apple | 113g/4oz | 59 |
5oz of apple | 142g/5oz | 74 |
6oz of apple | 170g/6oz | 88 |
How Many Apples are in a Pound or Kilogram
In this section, I’ve broken down how many apples are in a pound or kilogram (and multiple pounds or kilograms) for average-sized small, medium, or large eating apples.
Small apples
The number of average small apples in a pound or multiple pounds is based on an average small apple size of 85g/3oz per apple.
Number of pounds | Average number of small apples per weight |
One | 5.3 |
Two | 10.7 |
Three | 16 |
Four | 21.4 |
Five | 26.7 |
Number of kilograms | Average number of small apples per weight |
One | 11.8 |
Two | 23.5 |
Three | 35.3 |
Four | 11.8 |
Five | 58.8 |
Medium Apples
The number of average medium apples in a pound or multiple pounds is based on an average small apple size of 115g/4.1oz per apple.
Number of pounds | Average number of medium apples per weight |
One | 4 |
Two | 7.9 |
Three | 11.8 |
Four | 15.8 |
Five | 26.7 |
Number of kilograms | Average number of medium apples per weight |
One | 8.7 |
Two | 17.4 |
Three | 26.1 |
Four | 34.8 |
Five | 43.5 |
Large Apples
The number of average large apples in a pound or multiple pounds is based on an average small apple size of 145g/5.1oz per apple.
Number of pounds | Average number of large apples per weight |
One | 3.1 |
Two | 6.3 |
Three | 9.4 |
Four | 12.5 |
Five | 15.7 |
Number of kilograms | Average number of large apples per weight |
One | 6.9 |
Two | 13.8 |
Three | 20.7 |
Four | 27.6 |
Five | 34.5 |
How much does a cored apple weigh?
I cored an average-sized apple (Pink Lady) and retained the apple skin and as much apple as possible while removing the tough parts of the core and seeds.
The weight of a cored average medium-sized apple including the skin is around 100g or 3.5oz. This is equal to 0.10kg or 0.22lb.

How much does a cored apple without skin weigh?
I cored and peeled an average-sized apple (Pink Lady) and retained as much apple as possible while removing the tough parts of the core and the seeds.
The weight of a cored average medium-sized apple without the skin is around 85g or 3.0oz. This is equal to 0.085kg or 0.19lb.

More Apple Weight FAQ’s
Based on average apple weights ten small apples weigh around 850g/1.87lb, ten medium apples weigh around 1.15kg/2.54lb and ten large apples weigh around 1.45kg/3.2lb.
Based on average apple weights ten small apples weigh around 850g/1.87lb, ten medium apples weigh around 1.15kg/2.54lb and ten large apples weigh around 1.45kg/3.2lb.
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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