How Many Calories in a Bounty? 139 per Bar, 278 per Pack

A Bounty costs 278 calories for the 57 g twin pack, 139 for a single bar, and 488 kcal per 100 g. The calories are ordinary for chocolate. What is not ordinary is the saturated fat: 21 g per 100 g, the highest figure in the mainstream bar aisle, and the coconut is entirely responsible.

You'd need to walk about 56 minutes to burn the 278 calories in a 57 g twin pack.

Bounty - 278 kcal per twin bar

How long does it take to burn off a Bounty?

A 57 g twin pack is 278 kcal. Enter your weight and the amount you ate to see how long it takes you to burn that off:

ActivityTime to burn 278 kcal
Walking, brisk56 min
Cycling, moderate35 min
Swimming, moderate40 min
Jogging33 min
Weight training, moderate1 hr 2 min

Times are for a 154 lb (11 st) adult at a steady pace; change the weight to see yours. The amount is set to the portion in the text (57 g); change it to what you actually ate. BodyPal works this out from your steps automatically.

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Bounty nutrition at a glance

NutrientPer 100 gPer twin pack (57 g)%RI* per pack
Energy488 kcal / 2,042 kJ278 kcal / 1,163 kJ14%
Protein3.9 g2.2 g4%
Carbohydrate59.6 g34.0 g13%
of which sugars49 g28.0 g31%
Fat25.6 g14.6 g21%
of which saturates21 g12.0 g60%
Fibre
Salt0.25 g0.14 g2%

*%RI = percentage of the reference intake for an average adult (2,000 kcal; 70 g fat, 20 g saturates, 260 g carbohydrate, 90 g sugars, 50 g protein, 6 g salt).

Verified nutrition data

Numbers on this page come from CoFID, the UK government’s Composition of Foods Integrated Dataset, and from manufacturer labels where a branded product is named. Last verified August 2026. How we verify our data →

Read the saturates line twice. One twin pack delivers 12 g, which is 60% of the 20 g daily reference intake, more than any other line on this label gets close to. The sugars are heavy too, 28 g in the pack against the 30 g of free sugars the NHS uses as a daily adult ceiling, but plenty of bars can match that. The saturates figure they cannot.

Why the coconut changes the fat line

Coconut has a reputation as the wholesome one in the sweet aisle, and it earns the opposite numbers. Coconut fat is overwhelmingly saturated, so swapping caramel or wafer for a coconut filling drags the saturates up even while total fat stays in the normal chocolate range. A Bounty holds 25.6 g of total fat per 100 g, which is unremarkable; 21 g of it saturated, which is not.

For scale, a Twix runs 14 g of saturates per 100 g and a Kinder Bueno 16.8 g. The Bounty clears both while being the lowest-calorie bar of the three per 100 g.

That is the honest summary of this bar: middling energy, top-of-class saturates. If saturated fat is the line you watch, this is the wrapper to put back.

Portions: one bar or the pack

PortionWeightCalories
One bar (half the pack)28.5 g139 kcal
Twin pack57 g278 kcal
Per 100 g100 g488 kcal
Bounty variants calories comparison

The two-bar format is doing you a favour if you let it. A single bar at 139 kcal is a legitimate snack; the full pack at 278 is a small meal's worth of energy with 12 g of saturates attached. The bars are individually solid, they keep, and the second one is exactly as nice tomorrow.

Milk and dark versions of the bar sit close enough on the label that the choice is taste rather than arithmetic.

The ice cream trap

Food databases list a Bounty ice cream bar at around 269 kcal per 100 g, and it regularly gets logged in place of the chocolate bar. That is a different product at nearly half the energy density; frozen desserts carry water that chocolate does not.

If an app search for Bounty offers you a suspiciously low number, you have found the ice cream. The chocolate twin pack is 278 kcal for 57 g; anything claiming 100 g of Bounty for 269 kcal is worth reading the label on.

Bounty against the other bars

BarPer itemPer 100 g
Bounty twin (57 g)278 kcal488 kcal
Twix twin (50 g)246 kcal493 kcal
Kinder Bueno (43 g)245 kcal571 kcal
Twirl twin (43 g)228 kcal530 kcal
Maltesers, a dozen (24 g)121 kcal503 kcal

The verdict: per 100 g the Bounty is, oddly, the lightest bar on this table, because coconut carries some water into the filling. Per wrapper it is the heaviest, because the pack weighs the most. Both things are true and only one of them matters at the till: you buy wrappers, not hundred-gram units, and this wrapper is 278. If you want coconut for fewer calories, half the pack at 139 is the play; if you just want chocolate, a Twirl saves 50 kcal on format, and a mug of hot chocolate stretches the same idea over twenty minutes.

Most popular Bounty products in the United Kingdom

Ranked by how widely each product appears among foods sold in the United Kingdom, from the BodyPal food database of over 3.3 million products. Calories are the figures printed on each label.

ProductCalories (per 100 g)
Bounty487 kcal
Bounty Hi-Protein393 kcal
Bounty Ice Cream269 kcal

Brand popularity: BodyPal food database. Nutrition: manufacturer labels.

Frequently asked questions

How many calories are in a Bounty bar?

One bar, half of the standard twin pack, is 139 kcal at 28.5 g. The full 57 g pack is 278 kcal. Per 100 g a Bounty reads 488 kcal, which sits slightly under most chocolate bars because the coconut filling carries a little water.

How many calories in a whole Bounty twin pack?

278 kcal for the 57 g pack, alongside 28 g of sugars and 12 g of saturated fat. That saturates figure is 60% of an adult's 20 g daily reference intake, which is the standout number on the label, well ahead of the calories themselves.

Why is a Bounty so high in saturated fat?

Because coconut fat is overwhelmingly saturated. At 21 g of saturates per 100 g a Bounty tops the mainstream bar aisle, ahead of a Twix at 14 g and a Bueno at 16.8 g, even though its total fat of 25.6 g per 100 g is ordinary for chocolate.

Is a Bounty healthier because of the coconut?

No. The coconut brings the highest saturated fat concentration in the bar aisle, 21 g per 100 g, and 28 g of sugars per pack sits just under the NHS's 30 g daily free-sugars ceiling. It is confectionery with a tropical filling, and the label treats it accordingly.

Is Bounty ice cream the same calories as the bar?

No, and this is a common logging mistake. The ice cream version runs around 269 kcal per 100 g against 488 for the chocolate bar, because frozen desserts carry water. If a database result for Bounty looks surprisingly low, it is almost certainly the ice cream entry.

How much sugar is in a Bounty?

28 g of sugars in the 57 g twin pack, or 49 g per 100 g. One pack takes an adult to within touching distance of the NHS's suggested 30 g daily limit for free sugars, so it works far better as the day's single sweet event than as one of several.

Is half a Bounty a reasonable portion?

Yes, and the packaging agrees: the two bars are wrapped as separable halves at 139 kcal each. Six grams of saturates still ride along with each bar, but 139 kcal is normal snack territory, and the second bar keeps perfectly well for another day.

How does a Bounty compare with a Twix?

Per 100 g they are five calories apart, 488 against 493. The real differences are the pack, 57 g versus 50 g, which makes the Bounty 278 kcal to the Twix's 246, and the fat profile, where the Bounty's 21 g of saturates per 100 g clears the Twix's 14 g comfortably.

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Log it before the second bar argues

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