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Australian kilojoule guide

How many kilojoules are in Weet-Bix?

Two Weet-Bix biscuits (about 30 g) carry roughly 444 kJ (106 Cal) on their own. Add 125 mL of skim milk and you are near 627 kJ; with full cream milk it is about 782 kJ. The classic four-biscuit bowl with full cream milk and a banana lands close to 1,700 kJ.

Key numbers

  • 444 kJ (106 Cal)
  • 627 kJ
  • 782 kJ
  • 1,700 kJ

Bowl by bowl

ItemPer 100 g / 100 mLServeEnergyCalories
Weet-Bix, dry1,480 kJ/100 g30 g (2 biscuits)444 kJ106 Cal
Weet-Bix Gluten Free1,580 kJ/100 g30 g474 kJ113 Cal
Skim milk146 kJ/100 mL125 mL183 kJ44 Cal
Full cream milk270 kJ/100 mL125 mL338 kJ81 Cal
Banana, raw~390 kJ/100 g110 g429 kJ103 Cal
Honey drizzle1,380 kJ/100 g10 g138 kJ33 Cal

The combinations people actually eat

How it is eatenEnergyCaloriesProtein
2 Weet-Bix, skim milk627 kJ150 Cal~8 g
2 Weet-Bix, full cream milk782 kJ187 Cal~8 g
4 Weet-Bix, full cream milk1,564 kJ374 Cal~14 g
4 Weet-Bix, full cream milk, banana and honey2,131 kJ509 Cal~16 g

Reading the bowl properly

Weet-Bix is one of the few breakfasts where the cereal is the small part of the number. Two biscuits are 444 kJ; the milk, the banana and the honey together can more than double it. That is not an argument against any of them, it is the reason logging the bowl beats guessing from the box.

For protein, milk does the heavy lifting: 125 mL of skim adds about 4.5 g. Swapping to 200 mL of milk takes a two-biscuit bowl to roughly 9 g of protein for around 736 kJ.

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Common questions

How many calories in 2 Weet-Bix?

About 106 Cal (444 kJ) dry, or 150 Cal (627 kJ) with 125 mL of skim milk.

How many kilojoules in 4 Weet-Bix?

About 888 kJ dry, or roughly 1,564 kJ with 125 mL of full cream milk.

Is Weet-Bix good for weight loss?

It is low in energy for the volume and high in fibre, but the toppings decide the bowl. Honey and full cream milk can add more energy than the biscuits.

Is gluten free Weet-Bix higher in kilojoules?

Slightly, at about 1,580 kJ per 100 g against 1,480 for the standard biscuit.

How do I log a bowl accurately?

Log the biscuits and the milk separately, or scan the box in OzCal and set how many biscuits you had.

Keep reading

Citing this page. OzCal (2026). "How Many Kilojoules in Weet-Bix? (Per Biscuit) | OzCal". Retrieved from https://ozcal.com.au/kilojoules/weet-bix. Last updated 2026-09-15. Figures are per the serve stated in each row, converted at 1 Cal = 4.184 kJ. A plain-text version of this page is available at https://ozcal.com.au/kilojoules/weet-bix.md.

Where these numbers come from: Weet-Bix values come from Sanitarium packet panels in Open Food Facts and the FSANZ Australian Food Composition Database wheat-biscuit entry. Milk, banana and honey values come from the same database, all held in OzCal's catalogue. Figures are per 100 g or per the serve stated in each row, and real serves vary between stores, cooks and batches. Always check the label or the chain's own nutrition panel for the version in front of you. Energy converted at 1 Cal = 4.184 kJ. Last updated 2026-09-15.