How many grams of protein in 1 oz protein?

Answer 1

typically 7 grams of protein = 1 ounce

Answer 2

As others have said, an ounce has about 28 grams. But we don't eat pure protein. We eat foods with different amounts and quality of protein. The best quality (for people) is the protein in eggs. One egg has about 7 grams of protein, same as an ounce of almost any meat, or a cup of milk.

Most grains and veggies have about 2 grams of protein per slice/.5 cup; but it is poor quality. That means it is protein without all the parts we people need. The parts are called amino acids. The protein in food is in long, crumpled chains of amino acids. Our digestive enzymes chop the proteins up and we absorb them as single amino acids.

Quality-wise, eggs are best, then milk, then meat, then soy. If one eats high quality protein, one needs less quantity of protein.

Answer 3

About 85 grams are in 3 ounces. 28.349523 grams are in 1 ounce, so 3 x 28.349523 grams are in 3 ounces.

Answer 4

No, it does not.

There are 28.350296 grams in one ounce.

Answer 5

Answer: 1 g = 0.035273 oz

Answer 6

About 5-6 grams

Answer 7

28.3 grams equals one ounce.