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Calories In Apples

The main bulk of the apple fruit is water…in fact 90% of it is made up of water. This is a fruit that is bursting with tasty flavour and the reason for that is the sugar content. Yes, its got fairly high sugar content.

You can balance that against the fact apples have virtually no cholesterol at all and their sodium content is really low. Being a fruit as well makes it a good source of vitamin C and a regular intake would ensure you get a good supply of fibre keeping your bowels healthy.

So how much calories in apples you eat ever so often?

1 large apple about 3 1/4” in diameter with an approximate 2 per lbs = 212.0 gm

Fat
0.4gm
Protein
0.6gm
Carbohydrate
29.3gm
Calories
110 Cal

1 medium apple about 2 ¾” in diameter with an approximate 3 per lbs = 132.0 gm

Fat
0.2gm
Protein
0.4gm
Carbohydrate
19.1gm
Calories
72 Cal

1 small apple about 2 ½” in diameter with an approximate 3 per lbs = 106.1 gm

Fat
0.2gm
Protein
0.3gm
Carbohydrate
14.6gm
Calories
55 Cal

1 cup of chopped or quartered apple = 125 gm

Fat
0.2gm
Protein
0.3gm
Carbohydrate
17.3gm
Calories
65 Cal

1 cup apple slices = 110.0 gm

Fat
0.2gm
Protein
0.3gm
Carbohydrate
15.3gm
Calories
57 Cal

1 cup of raw apple slices without skin =110.0 gm

Fat
0.1gm
Protein
0.3gm
Carbohydrate
14.1gm
Calories
53 Cal

1 cup of cooked, microwaved apple slices without skin = 170.0 gm

Fat
0.6gm
Protein
0.5gm
Carbohydrate
24.4gm
Calories
95 Cal

Calories in Rose apples = 100.0 gm

Fat
0.3gm
Protein
0.6gm
Carbohydrate
5.6gm
Calories
25 Cal

 

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