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One slice of moist and delicious banana bread with chocolate chips can provide plenty of energy, as well as vitamins and minerals including potassium and vitamin A. Banana bread is not a low-calorie food and small portions are advisable if you are watching your weight.
Calories
One slice of homemade chocolate chip banana bread contains anywhere from 86 to 140 calories. However, if you are preparing it at home, the slices you cut will drastically change the calorie count in one slice — so be mindful, especially if you are counting calories, fat and carbohydrate intake.
Fat
One slice of chocolate chip banana bread contains three grams of fat, including one gram of saturated fat. Like the calorie content, however, this fat component changes with the size of the slice.
Carbohydrates
The carbohydrate content in one slice of banana bread contains from 14 to 26 grams, including one to five grams of dietary fiber.
Protein
There are one to six grams of protein in one slice of chocolate chip banana bread, according to MyPlate.
Variables
The number of calories in one serving of banana bread with chocolate chips will vary depending on the serving size of the bread slice, as we've discussed, as well as the ingredients used, the product brand and spreads used.
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Alexis Jenkins writes to motivate others in areas of health including nutrition, fitness training and improving lifestyle choices. She graduated with a Bachelor of Science in health science from Brigham Young University-Idaho.
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