Recipe nutrition calculator

See the calories and macros in any recipe.

Paste a recipe link. Shio keeps nutrition published by the source or makes an editable estimate from the ingredients and serving count.

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Salmon with creamy macaroni and broccoli

Per serving

Salmon Mac and Broccoli

2 servings · AI estimate

Nutrition per serving

716cal
Protein
48 g
Carbohydrates
68 g
Fat
29 g
Every value can be edited or estimated again.

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What you get

Nutrition per serving.

Shio uses the recipe’s numbers when available. Otherwise, it makes an editable estimate.

  • Per-serving values

    Calories, protein, carbohydrates, fat, fiber, sugar, and sodium are stored per serving.

  • Source nutrition first

    When the recipe page publishes nutrition data, Shio keeps those values with the import.

  • Editable estimates

    Change any field when you have a package label, a different yield, or a better number.

  • Estimate again

    After editing ingredients or servings, request a fresh estimate without importing the recipe again.

Accuracy note

AI nutrition totals are estimates. Brands, package sizes, cooking methods, edible yield, and actual portions can change the result. Do not rely on an estimate for medical decisions without checking it against labels or guidance from a qualified clinician or dietitian.

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Useful questions

Before you paste the link.

Can I estimate nutrition from a recipe URL?

Yes. Shio imports the ingredient list and serving count. If the source does not publish nutrition, Shio can create an editable AI estimate for each serving.

Which nutrients does Shio estimate?

Calories, protein, carbohydrates, fat, fiber, sugar, and sodium per serving. A value may remain blank when the recipe does not contain enough information.

Why is recipe nutrition only an estimate?

Recipes often omit brands, exact cooking fat, package sizes, edible yield, and the size of the portion someone actually serves. Those details can materially change the result.