The calories in fruits are pretty low as well. Since the calories from fruits are from natural sugars, the table below which lists the fruit and the calorie content also shows the carbs from each fruit. While the size of the potions can be different from fruit to fruit, i have taken the average.
Fruit Calories (Piece) Carbs (grams) Water Content
Apple (1 average) 44 calories 10.5 85 %
Apple cooking 35 calories 9 88 %
Apricot 30 calories 6.7 85 %
Avocado 150 calories 2 60 %
Banana 107 calories 26 75 %
Blackberries each 1 calorie 0.2 85 %
Blackcurrant each 1.1 calories 0.25 77 %
Blueberries (new) 100g 49 calories 15 81 %
Cherry each 2.4 calories 0.6 83 %
Clementine 24 calories 5 66 %
Currants 5 calories 1.4 16 %
Damson 28 calories 7.2 70 %
One average date 5g 5 calories 1.2 14 %
Dates with inverted sugar 100g 250 calories 63 12 %
Figs 10 calories 2.4 24 %
Gooseberries 2.6 calories 0.65 80 %
Grapes 100g Seedless 50 calories 15 82 %
one average Grape 6g 3 calories 0.9 82 %
Grapefruit whole 100 calories 23 65 %
Guava 24 calories 4.4 85 %
Kiwi 34 calories 8 75 %
Lemon 20 calories 3.4 85 %
Lychees 3 calories 0.7 80 %
Mango 40 calories 9.5 80 %
Melon Honeydew (130g) 36 calories 9 90 %
Melon Canteloupe (130g) 25 calories 6 93 %
Nectarines 42 calories 9 80 %
Olives 6.8 calories trace 63 %
Orange average 35 calories 8.5 73 %
Orange large 350g 100 calories 22 75 %
Papaya Diced (small handful) 67 calories 20 -
Passion Fruit 30 calories 3 50 %
Paw Paw 28 calories 6 70 %
Peach 35 calories 7 80 %
Pear 45 calories 12 77 %
Pineapple 50 calories 12 85 %
Plum 25 calories 6 79 %
Prunes 9 calories 2.2 37 %
Raisins 5 calories 1.4 13 %
Raspberries each 1.1 calories 0.2 87 %
Rhubarb 8 calories 0.8 95 %
Satsuma average 112g 29 calories 6.5 88 %
Satsuma 100g 35 calories 8.5 88 %
Strawberries (1 avg.) 2.7 calories 0.6 90 %
Sultanas 5 calories 1.4 16 %
Tangerine 26 calories 6 60 %
Tomatoes (1 avg.) 9 calories 2.2 93 %
Tomatoes Cherry (1 avg.) 2 calories 0.5 90 %
source : http://fatlossschool.com
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Fruit Calories (Piece) Carbs (grams) Water Content
Apple (1 average) 44 calories 10.5 85 %
Apple cooking 35 calories 9 88 %
Apricot 30 calories 6.7 85 %
Avocado 150 calories 2 60 %
Banana 107 calories 26 75 %
Blackberries each 1 calorie 0.2 85 %
Blackcurrant each 1.1 calories 0.25 77 %
Blueberries (new) 100g 49 calories 15 81 %
Cherry each 2.4 calories 0.6 83 %
Clementine 24 calories 5 66 %
Currants 5 calories 1.4 16 %
Damson 28 calories 7.2 70 %
One average date 5g 5 calories 1.2 14 %
Dates with inverted sugar 100g 250 calories 63 12 %
Figs 10 calories 2.4 24 %
Gooseberries 2.6 calories 0.65 80 %
Grapes 100g Seedless 50 calories 15 82 %
one average Grape 6g 3 calories 0.9 82 %
Grapefruit whole 100 calories 23 65 %
Guava 24 calories 4.4 85 %
Kiwi 34 calories 8 75 %
Lemon 20 calories 3.4 85 %
Lychees 3 calories 0.7 80 %
Mango 40 calories 9.5 80 %
Melon Honeydew (130g) 36 calories 9 90 %
Melon Canteloupe (130g) 25 calories 6 93 %
Nectarines 42 calories 9 80 %
Olives 6.8 calories trace 63 %
Orange average 35 calories 8.5 73 %
Orange large 350g 100 calories 22 75 %
Papaya Diced (small handful) 67 calories 20 -
Passion Fruit 30 calories 3 50 %
Paw Paw 28 calories 6 70 %
Peach 35 calories 7 80 %
Pear 45 calories 12 77 %
Pineapple 50 calories 12 85 %
Plum 25 calories 6 79 %
Prunes 9 calories 2.2 37 %
Raisins 5 calories 1.4 13 %
Raspberries each 1.1 calories 0.2 87 %
Rhubarb 8 calories 0.8 95 %
Satsuma average 112g 29 calories 6.5 88 %
Satsuma 100g 35 calories 8.5 88 %
Strawberries (1 avg.) 2.7 calories 0.6 90 %
Sultanas 5 calories 1.4 16 %
Tangerine 26 calories 6 60 %
Tomatoes (1 avg.) 9 calories 2.2 93 %
Tomatoes Cherry (1 avg.) 2 calories 0.5 90 %
source : http://fatlossschool.com
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