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Cauliflower calories and how to use it as a rice/potato substitute.
By The CalorieFig Editorial Team · independent editorial research project
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One cup of chopped cauliflower (about 107 g) provides roughly 25 calories and 2 g of fiber, per USDA FoodData Central. Cauliflower is low-density and works as a lower-calorie swap for rice, mashed potato, or pizza crust. Roast, steam, or riced, it adds volume and nutrients for almost no calories.
Key facts:
Yes — a lower-calorie, higher-fiber swap for grains in many dishes.
Roast for flavor or rice for a low-cal base.
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