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How Many Calories Does a Cup of Fresh Fruit Have?

Sarah Radford
Written By Sarah Radford
Nutrition Editor
Original Publish Date: Aug 11, 2024, 10:44 PM
Last updated: Sep 30, 2024, 07:05 AM
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How Many Calories Does a Cup of Fresh Fruit Have
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  • Apple
  • Banana
  • Orange
  • Grapes
  • Strawberry
  • Watermelon
  • Pineapple
  • Mango
  • Blueberry
  • Peach
  • Cherry
  • Kiwi
  • Raspberry
  • Blackberry
  • Melon/Cantaloupe
  • Papaya

We all know that fruit is good for us, but have you ever wondered just how many calories does a cup of fresh fruit have? Understanding the calorie content and nutritional value of popular fruits can help you make informed choices about what to eat.

Apple

Calories in a cup of apple (quartered or chopped): 57 calories

Low in calories

Great source of fiber

Protein (g)

0.32

Carbohydrates (g)

17.26

Sugars (g)

12.99

Fiber (g)

3

Calcium (mg)

7.5

Magnesium (mg)

6.25

Phosphorus (mg)

13.75

Potassium (mg)

133.75

Sodium (mg)

1.25

Vitamin A (IU)

67.5

Vitamin C (mg)

5.75
Folate, total (mcg)2.75

Banana

Calories in a cup of banana (mashed): 200 calories

High in fiber and potassium

Great source of carbohydrates

Protein (g)

2.45

Carbohydrates (g)

51.39

Sugars (g)

27.52

Fiber (g)

5.85

Calcium (mg)

11.25

Magnesium (mg)

60.75

Phosphorus (mg)

49.5

Potassium (mg)

805.5

Sodium (mg)

2.25

Vitamin A (IU)

144

Vitamin C (mg)

19.58
Folate, total (mcg)45

Orange

Calories in a cup of orange (sectioned): 85 calories

High in calcium, vitamin A, fiber and vitamin C

Low-calorie and zero-sodium snack

Protein (g)

1.69

Carbohydrates (g)

21.15

Sugars (g)

16.83

Fiber (g)

4.32

Calcium (mg)

72

Magnesium (mg)

18

Phosphorus (mg)

25.2

Potassium (mg)

325.8

Sodium (mg)

0

Vitamin A (IU)

405

Vitamin C (mg)

95.76
Folate (mcg)45

Grapes

Calories in a cup of grapes (red or green): 110 calories

Great pre-workout and intra-workout snack due to high sugar content

Protein (g)

1.15

Carbohydrates (g)

28.96

Sugars (g)

24.77

Fiber (g)

1.44

Calcium (mg)

16

Magnesium (mg)

11.2

Phosphorus (mg)

32

Potassium (mg)

305.6

Sodium (mg)

3.2

Vitamin A (IU)

105.6

Vitamin C (mg)

17.28
Folate (mcg)3.2

Strawberry

Calories in a cup of strawberries (halved): 49 calories

Low in carbohydrates, high in vitamin C and folate

Makes a great low-calorie snack and is also great for pregnant women due to high folate content

Related: The Best Folic Acid for Vitality and Wellness

Protein (g)

1.02

Carbohydrates (g)

11.67

Sugars (g)

7.08

Fiber (g)

3.04

Calcium (mg)

24.32

Magnesium (mg)

19.76

Phosphorus (mg)

36.48

Potassium (mg)

232.56

Sodium (mg)

1.52

Vitamin A (IU)

18.24

Vitamin C (mg)

89.38
Folate (mcg)36.48

Watermelon

Calories in a cup of watermelon (cubed): 45.6 calories

Low-calorie snack

Great for hydration, high in vitamin A

Related: The Best Hydration Packets of 2024

Protein (g)

0.93

Carbohydrates (g)

11.48

Sugars (g)

9.42

Fiber (g)

0.61

Calcium (mg)

10.64

Magnesium (mg)

15.2

Phosphorus (mg)

16.72

Potassium (mg)

170.24

Sodium (mg)

1.52

Vitamin A (IU)

864.88

Vitamin C (mg)

12.31
Folate (mcg)4.56

Pineapple

Calories in a cup of fresh pineapple (diced): 74.4 calories

High in fiber, calcium and folate

Great pregnancy snack with 24g of folate per cup

Protein (g)

0.84

Carbohydrates (g)

19.58

Sugars (g)

14.35

Fiber (g)

2.17

Calcium (mg)

20.15

Magnesium (mg)

18.6

Phosphorus (mg)

12.4

Potassium (mg)

178.25

Sodium (mg)

1.55

Vitamin A (IU)

86.8

Vitamin C (mg)

56.11
Folate (mcg)23.25

Mango

Calories in a cup of mango (sliced): 107 calories

High-carb pre- or intra-workout snack

High in fiber, vitamin A, vitamin E, vitamin C and folate

Protein (g)

0.84

Carbohydrates (g)

28.05

Sugars (g)

14.35

Fiber (g)

2.97

Calcium (mg)

16.5

Magnesium (mg)

14.85

Phosphorus (mg)

18.15

Potassium (mg)

257.4

Sodium (mg)

3.3

Vitamin A (IU)

1262.25

Vitamin C (mg)

45.7
Folate (mcg)23.1




Blueberry

Calories in a cup of blueberries (whole): 82.65 calories

High in fiber, vitamin K and antioxidants

Contains flavonoids to help reduce glycation

Protein (g)

1.07

Carbohydrates (g)

21.01

Sugars (g)

14.44

Fiber (g)

3.48

Calcium (mg)

8.7

Magnesium (mg)

8.7

Phosphorus (mg)

17.4

Potassium (mg)

111.65

Sodium (mg)

1.45

Vitamin A (IU)

78.3

Vitamin C (mg)

14.06
Folate (mcg)8.7
Vitamin K (mcg)
27.98

Peach

Calories in a cup of peaches (sliced): 66 calories

High in fiber, potassium and vitamin A

High potassium content makes it a great post-workout snack to aid muscle recovery

Protein (g)

1.55

Carbohydrates (g)

16.22

Sugars (g)

14.26

Fiber (g)

2.55

Calcium (mg)

10.2

Magnesium (mg)

15.3

Phosphorus (mg)

34

Potassium (mg)

323

Sodium (mg)

0

Vitamin A (IU)

554.2

Vitamin C (mg)

11.22
Folate (mcg)6.8

Cherry

Calories in a cup of cherries (with pits): 74 calories

High in fiber, potassium and vitamin A

High potassium content makes it a great post-workout snack to aid muscle recovery

Protein (g)

1.24

Carbohydrates (g)

18.73

Sugars (g)

15

Fiber (g)

2.46

Calcium (mg)

15.21

Magnesium (mg)

12.87

Phosphorus (mg)

24.57

Potassium (mg)

259.74

Sodium (mg)

0

Vitamin A (IU)

74.88

Vitamin C (mg)

8.19
Folate (mcg)4.68

Kiwi

Calories are in a cup of kiwi (cubed): 108 calories

Super high in micronutrients like calcium, magnesium, potassium, vitamin A, vitamin C and folate

One of the best fruits for vitamin deficiencies, an excellent source of folate for pregnant women.

Protein (g)

2.02

Carbohydrates (g)

25.95

Sugars (g)

15.91

Fiber (g)

5.31

Calcium (mg)

60.18

Magnesium (mg)

30.09

Phosphorus (mg)

60.18

Potassium (mg)

552.24

Sodium (mg)

5.31

Vitamin A (IU)

153.99

Vitamin C (mg)

164.08
Folate (mcg)44.25

Raspberry

Calories are in a cup of raspberries (whole): 64 calories

Low in sugar and calories, low-glycemic fruit

Very high in fiber, calcium, magnesium, potassium and folate

Protein (g)

1.48

Carbohydrates (g)

14.69

Sugars (g)

5.44

Fiber (g)

8

Calcium (mg)

30.75

Magnesium (mg)

27.06

Phosphorus (mg)

35.67

Potassium (mg)

185.73

Sodium (mg)

1.23

Vitamin A (IU)

40.59

Vitamin C (mg)

32.23
Folate (mcg)25.83

Blackberry

Calories in a cup of blackberries (whole): 62 calories

Only 7g of sugar per cup, low-glycemic fruit

High in calcium, fiber, vitamin A and folate. Great source of antioxidants for overall health

Protein (g)

2

Carbohydrates (g)

13.84

Sugars (g)

7.03

Fiber (g)

7.63

Calcium (mg)

41.76

Magnesium (mg)

28.8

Phosphorus (mg)

31.68

Potassium (mg)

233.28

Sodium (mg)

1.44

Vitamin A (IU)

308.16

Vitamin C (mg)

30.24
Folate (mcg)36

Melon/Cantaloupe

Calories in melon or cantaloupe (cubed): 54 calories

High in potassium, vitamin A, folate, and vitamin C

Beware of the high sodium content in melons and cantaloupes, especially if you have hypertension

Protein (g)

1.34

Carbohydrates (g)

13.06

Sugars (g)

12.58

Fiber (g)

1.44

Calcium (mg)

14.4

Magnesium (mg)

19.2

Phosphorus (mg)

24

Potassium (mg)

427.2

Sodium (mg)

25.6

Vitamin A (IU)

5411.2

Vitamin C (mg)

58.72
Folate (mcg)33.6

Papaya

Calories in a cup of papaya (cubed): 90 calories

High in calcium, magnesium, potassium, vitamin A, vitamin C and folate

Contains the digestive enzyme papain which helps with bloating and heartburn

Protein (g)

1.4

Carbohydrates (g)

22.56

Sugars (g)

13.57

Fiber (g)

4.14

Calcium (mg)

55.2

Magnesium (mg)

23

Phosphorus (mg)

11.5

Potassium (mg)

178.25

Sodium (mg)

6.9

Vitamin A (IU)

2516.2

Vitamin C (mg)

142.14
Folate (mcg)87.4

 

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