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McSpicy Chicken Burger Calories & NutritionMcDonald's India

McDonald's India’s McSpicy Chicken Burger has 450 calories and 21.5 g of protein, with 46.1 g of carbs and 19.4 g of fat (186 g serving).

Source: FatSecret India · checked September 25, 2026

Calories
450
Protein
21.5 g
Carbs
46.1 g
Fat
19.4 g

Where the calories come from

Protein
21.5 g (19%)
Carbs
46.1 g (41%)
Fat
19.4 g (39%)

23%

of a 2,000-calorie day

McSpicy Chicken Burger nutrition facts

NutrientPer serving (186 g)Per 100 g
Calories450 kcal241.9 kcal
Protein21.5 g11.6 g
Carbohydrates46.1 g24.8 g
Fat19.4 g10.4 g
Fibernot listed—
Sugarnot listed—
Sodiumnot listed—

“Not listed” means FatSecret India doesn’t give that number. Per-100 g values are worked out from the serving weight.

Is it a good protein pick?

It gives 4.8 g of protein per 100 calories, #11 of 55 McDonald's India items we list. Here’s how it does on the same goal rules we use on the McDonald's India page:

  • Muscle gain: doesn’t fitThe most protein per order. Calories are higher, so these suit big eaters and heavy training days.
  • Fat loss: doesn’t fitLots of protein for the calories, and 600 calories or less.
  • GLP-1 friendly: doesn’t fitSmaller portions with at least 20 g protein, 10 g sugar or less, and no more than 35% of calories from fat. Higher fiber ranks higher.
  • Under 500 calories: fitsThe highest-protein orders (15 g or more) that stay under 500 calories.

Higher-protein swaps at McDonald's India

At least as much protein, for about the same calories or fewer.

Compare with similar items at other chains

How McSpicy Chicken Burger stacks up against the closest match at other chains.

ItemCaloriesProteinProtein per 100 cal
McSpicy Chicken Burger McDonald's India (this page)45021.5 g4.8
Peri Peri Chicken BurgerBurger King India44417.3 g3.9
Crispy Chicken Double PattyBurger King India43020.4 g4.7
Classic Chicken KrisperKFC India40517 g4.2
Chicken Tandoori GrillBurger King India39531.1 g7.9

How long to walk off 450 calories?

A rough guide using the Compendium of Physical Activities (calories ≈ MET × body weight in kg × hours). Your real burn depends on your body and pace.

Body weight Brisk walkRun (6 mph)
132 lb (60 kg)about 95 minabout 50 min
176 lb (80 kg)about 70 minabout 35 min

Brisk walking = Walking, brisk, 3.5–3.9 mph (5.6–6.3 km/h) (MET 4.8); running = Running, 6 mph (9.7 km/h, 10 min/mile) (MET 9.3). Try your own weight in our calories burned calculator.

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Frequently asked questions

How many calories are in McDonald's India McSpicy Chicken Burger?

McDonald's India’s McSpicy Chicken Burger has 450 calories and 21.5 g of protein, with 46.1 g of carbs and 19.4 g of fat (186 g serving). That is about 23% of a 2,000-calorie day. Source: FatSecret India, checked September 25, 2026.

How much protein is in McDonald's India McSpicy Chicken Burger?

It has 21.5 g of protein, or 4.8 g per 100 calories. That ranks #11 of 55 McDonald's India items we list by protein per calorie.

Is McDonald's India McSpicy Chicken Burger good for weight loss?

It doesn’t meet our fat-loss rule (600 calories or less with at least 6 g of protein per 100 calories). It can still fit your day if your other meals leave room for it.

Where do these numbers come from?

From FatSecret India, a third-party site, checked September 25, 2026. This item isn’t in the chain’s official data we checked, so the numbers may not match what you’re served.

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Source

These numbers come from FatSecret India, a third-party site, checked September 25, 2026. This item isn’t in McDonald's India’s official nutrition data we checked, so the numbers may not match what you’re served.

How we check our data

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