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Prawn Pad Thai

Per serving
558.45kcal
Protein
39.9g
Servings
2
Total time
25min

Rice noodles tossed with prawns, egg, and peanuts in a tamarind-style sauce. It takes about 25 minutes and makes 2 servings. Each serving provides 558 calories, 39.9 g of protein, 65.1 g of carbohydrate and 16.2 g of fat. Nutrition is computed from the recipe's source-traceable ingredients.

Calories from macros566 kcal
  • Protein39.9 g · 28.2%
  • Carbs65.05 g · 46%
  • Fat16.22 g · 25.8%

Per serving.

Instructions

  1. 1Soak the rice noodles until pliable and drain.
  2. 2Scramble the egg in a hot wok, push aside, and sear the prawns.
  3. 3Add the noodles with the fish sauce, lime juice, and sugar, tossing constantly.
  4. 4Finish with beansprouts, spring onion, and crushed peanuts.

Nutrition per serving

NutrientAmount% DV
Energy558.45 kcal
Protein39.9 g80%
Carbohydrate65.05 g24%
Fiber≥ 4.85 g17%
Total sugars≥ 10.95 g
Total fat16.22 g21%
Saturated fat3.34 g17%
Sodium1723.6 mg75%
Potassium638.84 mg14%
Calcium153.84 mg12%
Iron2.55 mg14%
Magnesium130.79 mg31%
Vitamin C≥ 12.69 mg14%
Vitamin D

Computed from ingredient nutrition (USDA FoodData Central). % DV uses FDA reference amounts. Values marked “≥” are partial where an ingredient lacks a nutrient.

Frequently asked questions

How many calories are in Prawn Pad Thai?
Prawn Pad Thai has about 558 calories per serving (2 servings total).
How much protein is in Prawn Pad Thai?
Prawn Pad Thai has about 39.9 g of protein per serving.
How long does Prawn Pad Thai take to make?
Prawn Pad Thai takes about 25 minutes in total (15 min prep, 10 min cook).
How many servings does Prawn Pad Thai make?
This Prawn Pad Thai recipe makes 2 servings.
Is Prawn Pad Thai vegan?
No — Prawn Pad Thai is not vegan.
Is Prawn Pad Thai gluten-free?
No — Prawn Pad Thai contains a gluten-bearing ingredient.
Is Prawn Pad Thai dairy-free?
No — Prawn Pad Thai contains dairy.
What ingredients are in Prawn Pad Thai?
Prawn Pad Thai is made from Rice noodles, cooked, Shrimp, cooked, Egg, scrambled, Peanuts, dry roasted, Mung bean sprouts, raw, Green onion, raw, Fish sauce, Lime juice and Brown sugar — each linked to its full nutrition on this page.

Educational information only — not medical advice. Nutrition is computed from source-traceable ingredients, not fabricated.