Calories in dehydrated fruit?

Joanna_77

I started dehydrating my own fruit. So far I've done bananas and fresh pineapple. Is the calorie content the same? There is nothing extra added - just straight fruit.

jgnatca

Calorie per gram would change because you've removed the water. It is now more calorie dense. Pretty heavily calorie dense.

Iron_Feline

Same as in dried fruit, as that is what you are doing.

CyberTone

Search for "Bananas - Dehydrated, or banana powder." I do not see any non-asterisked - or even asterisked - entries for dried or dehydrated pineapple. For other fruits, search for "Dried, uncooked" or "Dried, stewed."

Iron_Feline

CyberTone wrote: »

Search for "Bananas - Dehydrated, or banana powder." I do not see any non-asterisked - or even asterisked - entries for dried or dehydrated pineapple. For other fruits, search for "Dried, uncooked" or "Dried, stewed."

There are loads of entries for dried pineapple.

CyberTone

Thanks @Iron_Feline , I had a typo in my search on dried pineapple and had no results come up. It must be my age...yeah, age, that's it, uh huh!

Iron_Feline

CyberTone wrote: »

Thanks @Iron_Feline , I had a typo in my search on dried pineapple and had no results come up. It must be my age...yeah, age, that's it, uh huh!

I had to go look because that would be very weird. :laugh:

ana3067

You could also just make it a recipe and weigh out the raw fruit, enter that in (add water to the recipe because you need at least 2 ingredients), and then once it's finished dehydrating just weigh it all out again and enter that as the number of servings.