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Fettuccine with spinach sauce

Also called: fettuccine with spinach sauce, fettuccine spinach, spinach fettuccine, fettucine spinach sauce, fettuccine al spinaci, fetuccine with palak sauce

Fettuccine with spinach sauce is that creamy, cosy pasta you’d happily order at an Italian café or eat at home when you want something comforting. The palak-style spinach sauce gives it a nice earthy taste, while cream, cheese, and butter make it rich and smooth — very chai-time comfort, but in pasta form.

Key Takeaway: One plate of Fettuccine with spinach sauce (260g) contains 335.9 kcal, 8.1g protein, 31.7g carbs, and 20.3g fat. This dish has spinach, so you get a bit of fiber, folate, vitamin C, and some iron support from the greens. The olive oil, garlic, and pepper can be easy on digestion for many people, but the cream, cheese, and butter make it heavier and slower to digest, especially if you have a sensitive stomach. The 2.1g fiber per plate is quite low, so it won’t keep your gut very full on its own. Best pairing? Add a side salad or some sautéed veggies so the meal feels lighter and your digestion gets a little more help.
335.9 kcal
8.1g Protein
31.7g Carbs
20.3g Fat

Per 1 plate (260g)

Calorie Breakdown

9%
37%
53%
Protein Carbs Fat

Nutrition Facts

Nutrient Per plate (260g) Per 100g
Calories 335.9 kcal 129.2 kcal
Protein 8.1g 3.1g
Carbohydrates 31.7g 12.2g
Fat 20.3g 7.8g
Fiber 2.1g 0.8g
Sugar 3.1g 1.2g
Micronutrients (per 100g)
Sodium 153.59 mg
Calcium 53.67 mg
Iron 1.28 mg
Vitamin C 38.37 mg
Folate 170.92 µg

What Goes Into It

Per serving (1 plate)

Spinach 100g
Garlic 1g
Pepper 1.2g
Pepper 1.2g
Fettuccine 50g
Cream 20g
Cheese 10g
Spring onion 30g
Olive oil 15g
Sugar 1.2g
Salt 1.2g
Salt 1.2g
Butter 5g
Butter/Olive oil 5g

gastroenterology Gut Health Insight

This dish has spinach, so you get a bit of fiber, folate, vitamin C, and some iron support from the greens. The olive oil, garlic, and pepper can be easy on digestion for many people, but the cream, cheese, and butter make it heavier and slower to digest, especially if you have a sensitive stomach. The 2.1g fiber per plate is quite low, so it won’t keep your gut very full on its own. Best pairing? Add a side salad or some sautéed veggies so the meal feels lighter and your digestion gets a little more help.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is fettuccine with spinach sauce healthy?

It can be a decent comfort meal, but it’s not a light one. One 260g plate has about 335.9 kcal, 20.3g fat, and only 2.1g fiber, so the richness comes mostly from cream, cheese, and butter.

How many calories are in 1 plate of fettuccine with spinach sauce?

One serving of 1 plate (260g) has about 335.9 calories. If you’re watching portions, the creamy sauce is the part that adds most of the calories.

Can diabetics eat fettuccine with spinach sauce?

Yes, but portion size matters because one plate has 31.7g carbs. The spinach helps a bit with nutrients, but the fettuccine still raises the carb load, so it’s better with extra vegetables and not too much bread on the side.

Is fettuccine with spinach sauce good for weight loss?

It can fit sometimes, but it’s not the most weight-loss-friendly pasta. The plate is rich in fat at 20.3g and fairly low in fiber, so it may not keep you full for very long unless you add more veggies or protein.

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Nutrition data sourced from ICMR-NIN Indian Food Composition Tables (IFCT) and the Indian Nutrient Database (INDB 2024). Values are per standard serving and may vary with preparation method.

Curated by Ashutosh Swaraj, Founder of Shellel