GLU-SCAN NUTRITION DATABASE · MCDONALD'S · UK & USA

McDonald's Hot Chocolate: carbs, calories and nutrition values

McDonald's Hot Chocolate: 6 g carbohydrates and 53 kcal per 100 g, using an indicative generic estimate.

Important: these are not official McDonald's nutrition values unless explicitly stated. Recipes, portions and availability vary by country, restaurant and time.

This McDonald's item or a closely related version appears in both UK and U.S. McDonald's menu lineups. Availability, recipe and serving size can vary by market and restaurant.

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Understanding the nutrition values

The values above are generic Glu-Scan estimates for McDonald's Hot Chocolate. For exact branded information, use official McDonald's nutrition information for your country whenever available.

AmountCarbohydratesCaloriesProteinFat
100 g6 g53 kcal1 g2.8 g
150 g9.0 g80 kcal1.5 g4.2 g
200 g12.0 g106 kcal2.0 g5.6 g

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Frequently asked questions

How many carbohydrates are in McDonald's Hot Chocolate?

This page uses an indicative estimate of about 6 g carbohydrates per 100 g. For the exact branded item, check official McDonald's nutrition information.

How many calories are in McDonald's Hot Chocolate?

This page uses an indicative estimate of about 53 kcal per 100 g. Official values can differ by country, recipe and serving size.

Are these official McDonald's values?

No. Unless explicitly stated otherwise, Glu-Scan uses generic estimates for comparison and portion calculations. Official McDonald's data should be preferred when available.