38/100

Udon Noodles

Thick wheat noodles. The glycemic index is moderate, but a restaurant portion carries a large carbohydrate load, which is what drives the response.

FatTonic Facts

Udon Noodles · per serving 1 cup cooked (180g)

FatTonic Score38

Poor · works against fat-burning

FactorAmountPoints
Start100.0
Glycemic load24−52.8
Sugar (g)1−0.8
Processingprocessed−16.0
Fiber (g)2+3.2
Protein (g)6+4.2
Glycemic index62
Carbs (g)40
Fat (g)1

Score model v1

Nutrients: no matching USDA FoodData Central record (searched 5 Oct 2026); values not yet sourced.

Glycemic index: per-food source not yet recorded.

Per 100 g: not shown — per serving only (no record weight).

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What this means for fat-burning

Why this score: glycemic load 24 set it, −52.8 points. Source: not yet recorded.

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Among the 200 rated foods

Udon Noodles scores 38, rated Poor. It scores higher than 15% of the 200 rated foods.

Rated foods per band: Avoid 0–19: 11; Poor 20–39: 23; Moderate 40–59: 34; Good 60–79: 45; Excellent 80–100: 87.

Frequently asked questions

Does udon noodles spike insulin?

Glycemic load 24 for 1 cup cooked (180g); FatTonic Score 38/100 — it works against fat-burning.

Is udon noodles good for fat loss?

Poor (38/100): udon noodles works against fat-burning.

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