Fibre in Fruits

It's recommended that women eat 25 to 30 grams of fibre each day to decrease the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes, as well as some types of cancer, including breast cancer.  Not only that, but fibre helps you stay regular, which decreases belly bloat, and it keeps you feeling full longer to help you eat less and lose weight.  That's a lot of roughage, but including plenty of fresh, luscious fruits in your diet is a great way to get your fill.  Check out the chart below to see which sources are the best.

 

Apple (1 medium):  93 calories, 4.3g fibre
Applesauce (1 cup):  102 calories, 2.7g fibre
Apricot (3):  50 calories, 2.1g fibre
Banana (1 medium):  105 calories, 3.1g fibre
Blackberries (1 cup):  62 calories, 7.6g fibre
Blueberries (1 cup):  84 calories, 3.6g fibre
Cranberries (dried) (1/4 cup):  130 calories, 2g fibre
Cantaloupe (1 cup diced):  53 calories, 1.4g fibre
Cherries (15):  77 calories, 2.6g fibre
Dates (2):  133 calories, 3.2g fibre
Figs (2 medium):  74 calories, 2.9g fibre
Grapes (20):  68 calories, 0.9g fibre
Grapefruit (1 medium):  41 calories, 1.4g fibre
Honeydew (1 cup diced):  61 calories, 1.4g fibre
Kiwi (1):  42 calories, 2.1g fibre
Mango (1):  124 calories, 3.3g fibre
Nectarine (1 medium):  62 calories, 2.4g fibre
Orange (1 medium):  62 calories, 3.1g fibre
Papaya (1 cup diced):  55 calories, 2.5g fibre
Peach (1 medium):  59 calories, 2.3g fibre
Pear (1 medium):  103 calories, 5.5g fibre
Pineapple (1 cup):  83 calories, 2.3g fibre
Plum (1):  30 calories, 0.9g fibre
Prunes (3):  60 calories, 1.8g fibre
Raisins (1/4 cup):  108 calories, 1.3g fibre
Raspberries (1 cup):  64 calories, 8g fibre
Star fruit (1 cup sliced):  45 calories, 3.7g fibre
Strawberries (1 cup sliced):  53 calories, 3.3g fibre
Tangerine (1 medium):  47 calories, 1.6g fibre
Watermelon (1 cup diced):  46 calories, 0.6g fibre

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Posted by Richard J. Wood on Tuesday 21 February 2017
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