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Seared Shrimp Avocado Roll: Carbs, Calories & Nutrition

Quick answer: approximately 27 g carbs and 195 kcal per 100 g as an indicative Glu-Scan estimate.

Important: sushi recipes vary significantly by restaurant, rice quantity, sauces and fillings. Use the exact restaurant nutrition information when available.
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About Seared Shrimp Avocado Roll

Seared Shrimp Avocado Roll is a seared or flame-torched sushi style that combines seasoned rice with lightly seared shrimp with avocado.

Typical serving

A typical serving is 2 pieces for nigiri-style aburi or 6–8 pieces for a roll.

Where do the carbohydrates come from?

Most carbohydrates come from the sushi rice. Seared fish itself is generally low in carbohydrate.

Carb-counting tip

The searing does not meaningfully change carbohydrate; focus on rice and any glaze.

Why sushi carbohydrate values vary

The amount of sushi rice per piece, added sugar in seasoned rice, tempura batter, cream cheese, avocado and sweet sauces can substantially change the nutrition of the same named sushi roll between restaurants.

Values on this page are generic Glu-Scan estimates intended for portion guidance, not manufacturer or restaurant-specific nutrition facts.

Frequently asked questions

How many carbs are in Seared Shrimp Avocado Roll?

About 27 g per 100 g as an indicative Glu-Scan estimate. The exact amount depends mostly on rice quantity and sauces.

How many calories are in Seared Shrimp Avocado Roll?

About 195 kcal per 100 g as an indicative estimate.

What affects the nutrition of Seared Shrimp Avocado Roll?

Most carbohydrates come from the sushi rice. Seared fish itself is generally low in carbohydrate.