Grapefruit - what the hell are your calories?
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luziferl
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So Ive been eating a grapefruit a few times for the past few weeks... however, I just recognized that I seem to have tracked the wrong calories all the time ![:'( :'(](https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/resources/emoji/cry.png)
now i've been looking around in the web, but i cant really find a reliable source for it... every page gives me different information.
I peel the grapefruit and then it sliced... does anyone of you know how many calories 100 gramms of sliced peeled grapefruit have?
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now i've been looking around in the web, but i cant really find a reliable source for it... every page gives me different information.
I peel the grapefruit and then it sliced... does anyone of you know how many calories 100 gramms of sliced peeled grapefruit have?
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A whole, medium-sized grapefruit will have ~85 calories.0
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A whole, medium-sized grapefruit will have ~85 calories.
yeah that's what i've been tracking, but my grapefruit weighs about 250 g and then MFP tells me, that it's 125 cals0 -
A whole, medium-sized grapefruit will have ~85 calories.
yeah that's what i've been tracking, but my grapefruit weighs about 250 g and then MFP tells me, that it's 125 cals
Keep in mind that MFP won't be accurate 100% of the time and predicting the actual calories in a piece of fresh fruit isn't an exact science either. I'd say if you track a default of 100 calories for a medium sized grapefruit you should be good.0 -
According to nutritiondata.self.com 100 grams of "Grapefruit, raw, pink and red, all areas" is:
Cal - 42
Fat - 0
Chol - 0
Sod - 0
Pot - 135mg
Carb - 11
Fib - 2
Sug - 7
Pro - 1
Vit A - 23%
Vit C - 52%
Calc - 2%
Iron - 0%
But there were lots of listing for different types of grapefruit, if you wanted to get more specific about what kind you have. http://nutritiondata.self.com/foods-grapefruit000000000000000000000.html0 -
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This is my goto for any nutritional information
Info for grapefruit
http://ndb.nal.usda.gov/ndb/foods/show/22390 -
Gram weight will be more accurate than using a general size entry (like "medium-sized" or even cup measurements)
The items listed in the MFP database that do NOT have asterisks next to them (this shows on a computer, but not on the phone apps) reflect the USDA based info.0 -
I have this problem too. I used to weigh my grapefruit, and log the total grams. Then I realized.. DER, most of that weight is in the peel, and I don't eat that! So i started to weigh it before and after. But whose to know how the information was added into the data base? Are those entries with or without peel?0
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I seriously wouldn't worry about a difference of 40 or so calories. That's verging on ED territory.0
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