Got a sweet tooth but striving to stay healthy? Check out these Fruits That Are Low In Calories and will help keep you on track with your health goals.
Are you on the hunt for fruits that won't tip the calorie scales? I've rounded up a bunch of low calorie fruits that are not only delicious, but also packed with essential nutrients, fiber, and natural sweetness.
Low Calorie Fruits
This is a list of low calorie fruits, along with their approximate calorie counts per serving size:
- Watermelon: 30 calories (approximately 1 cup cubed).
- Strawberries: 32 calories (approximately 8 large strawberries).
- Cantaloupe: 34 calories (approximately 1 cup cubed).
- Papaya: 43 calories (approximately 1 small papaya).
- Grapefruit: 42 calories (approximately half a medium sized grapefruit).
- Raspberries: 53 calories (approximately 1 cup).
- Blackberries: 43 calories (approximately 1 cup).
- Apples: 52 calories (approximately 1 medium-sized apple).
- Oranges: 43 calories (approximately 1 medium sized orange).
- Kiwi: 61 calories (approximately 1 medium-sized kiwi).
- Blueberries: 57 calories (approximately 1 cup).
- Peaches: 39 calories per (approximately 1 medium sized peach).
- Pineapple: 50 calories per (approximately 1 cup chunks).
- Apricots: 48 calories per (approximately 3 medium sized apricots).
- Cherries: 50 calories per (approximately 21 cherries).
- Plums: 46 calories per (approximately 2 medium sized plums)
- Honeydew Melon: 36 calories (approximately 1 cup cubed).
- Guava: 68 calories per (approximately 1 medium-sized guava).
- Pears: 57 calories per (approximately 1 medium sized pear).
- Nectarines: 44 calories per (approximately 1 medium sized nectarine).
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Low Calorie Recipes Using Fruit
Adding fruit into recipes is a fantastic way to add natural sweetness, vibrant colors, and nutritional value to your meals. Here are some creative ways for incorporating fruits into different recipes:
Whether it's a fruity smoothie, a vibrant salad or a refreshing salsa there are plenty of ways to enjoy the natural goodness of fruits.
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