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Chipotle Calorie Calculator
Build a burrito, bowl, tacos or salad and see calories, macros and sodium as you add each layer.
Your order
180kcal
- Protein
- 32 g
- Carbohydrate
- 0 g
- Fat
- 7 g
- Fibre
- 0 g
- Sugar
- 0 g
- Sodium
- 310 mg
13% of the daily limit
Sodium is usually the number worth watching here. High-sodium meals worsen fluid retention and bloating, both of which are already amplified in the luteal phase and through perimenopause.
Chipotle Calorie Calculator
Build your perfect Chipotle meal and track calories, protein, carbs, and more
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Protein
Rice & Beans
Fajita Veggies & Salsas
Toppings
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Order Summary:
About this calculator
- Estimates nutrition for most core Chipotle items and common add-ons.
- Supports sizes and quantity toggles.
- Shows calories, carbs, fat, protein, fiber, and sodium
How to use it
- Choose a format: burrito, bowl, salad, tacos (crispy or soft), or kids/lifestyle build.
- Select base (tortilla/greens), then add rice, beans, protein, salsas, toppings (cheese, sour cream, guac), and extras (fajita veggies, queso, corn, lettuce).
- Add sides if you want a full-meal total.
What your result includes
- Total calories for your exact build.
- Macros: grams of carbs, fat, and protein.
- Key nutrients: fiber and sodium; sugar where relevant.
Menu components covered
- Bases: flour tortilla (burrito), taco shells (crispy/soft), salad greens, burrito bowl.
- Rice: white, brown.
- Beans: black, pinto (with or without beans is an option).
- Proteins: chicken, steak, barbacoa, carnitas, sofritas; double protein option.
- Salsas: mild (fresh tomato), roasted chili-corn, tomatillo-green, tomatillo-red.
- Toppings: fajita veggies, cheese, sour cream, guacamole, lettuce, queso.
Accuracy & limits
- Values are estimates; real-world serving sizes vary (scoops, ladles, drizzle amounts).
- Regional items and seasonal additions may not be listed.
- Cross-contact can occur in shared kitchens—verify allergens in person if needed.
- “Light/extra/double” are approximations for typical smaller/larger scoops.
Make it lighter (easy swaps)
- Bowl or salad instead of a flour-tortilla burrito.
- Choose fajita veggies and salsas for flavor with fewer calories.
- Skip queso/cheese/sour cream or ask for light.
- Half rice (or brown rice) and add beans for fiber.
- One salsa instead of multiple, to reduce sodium.
Make it higher-protein or more filling
- Double protein or pick higher-protein meats.
- Add beans and fajita veggies for extra fiber and volume.
- Keep cheese or sour cream if you need more calories.
- Add a side of chips if you want more carbs (and calories).
Special diets
- Vegetarian/vegan: sofritas or veggie build; skip dairy toppings; guac is plant-based.
- Gluten-sensitive: bowls, salads, and corn-based crispy tacos are typical picks; flour tortillas contain gluten.
- Keto/low-carb: salad or bowl, no rice/beans, extra protein and fajita veggies, choose dairy toppings if desired.
- Dairy-free: avoid cheese, sour cream, and queso; verify toppings in store.
- High-fiber: add beans, brown rice, fajita veggies, corn salsa, and lettuce.
Sodium-savvy tips
- Choose one salsa (tomato tends to be lowest) and go light on queso/cheese.
- Consider no chips or share a portion.
- Ask for light on salty items if that’s how you prefer it.
FAQs
- Why don’t the numbers match what I ate today?
Scoop sizes vary by location and crew; treat outputs as estimates. - What does “double” do?
It increases that ingredient’s grams and calories—great for protein, but totals rise fast. - Are chips included?
Add them (and queso/guac) under Sides for a full-meal picture. - Can I save my favorite combo?
Copy the ingredient list and quantities so you can rebuild it quickly next time. - Is this official?
No—this is an independent planning tool, not affiliated with Chipotle.
Note: For exact, current nutrition and allergen details at the time you order, check in-store materials and ask the staff. This calculator provides estimates and does not replace professional dietary advice.