Boiled Plantain (Ripe) Nutrition Facts

Description: Plantain, ripe, peeled, Boiled

Local Names:

Scientific Name:

Category: Starchy Roots And Tubers

Calories in Boiled Plantain (Ripe)

The calories in 100 grams of Boiled Plantain (Ripe) is 81.4 calories (kcal).

Quick Boiled Plantain (Ripe)  Nutritional Value

Here is a quick overview of Boiled Plantain (Ripe) nutrition information:

Quantity

100g

Calories

81.4 kcl

Fat

0.1g

Protein

1.3g

Carb

18.4g

Detailed Boiled Plantain (Ripe)  Nutrition Data

Here is the detailed data on Boiled Plantain (Ripe)  nutrition info:

Boiled Plantain (Ripe) Macronutrients data

Weight 

100g

Energy

345.4 Kj

Calories

81.4 kcl

Fat

0.1g

Protein

1.3g

Carb

18.4g

Fiber

0.85g

Water

71.3g

Boiled Plantain (Ripe) Minerals Data

Weight 

100g

Calcium

93mg

Iron (Fe)

2.45mg

Magnesium

340mg

Phosphorus (P)

190mg

Potassium (k)

365mg

Sodium (Na)

195mg

Zinc (Zn)

3.6mg

Copper (Cu)

2.2mg

Manganese

2.65mg

Boiled Plantain (Ripe) Vitamins Data

Weight 

100g

Vitamin A, RAE

45μg

Retinol

mg

Carotene, beta

369μg

Vitamin D

μg

Thiamin, B1

0.046mg

Riboflavin, B2

0.052mg

Niacin, B3 

0.756mg

0.24mg

Folate, B9 (μg)

μg

Vitamin B12 (μg)

μg

Vitamin C (mg)

10.9mg

other Boiled Plantain (Ripe) Micronutrients

Weight 

100g

Ash

1g

Alcohol

-

Caffeine

-

Theobromine

-

Summary of Boiled Plantain (Ripe)  Nutrition Info

Serving size of 100 grams of Boiled Plantain (Ripe) , contains 81.4 calories, 1.3g of Protein, 0.1g of Fat, and 18.4g of Carbs.

Boiled Plantain (Ripe) Nutrition facts Summary 

Description: 

Plantain, ripe, peeled, Boiled

Local Names:

Scientific Name: 

Category: 

Starchy Roots And Tubers

Serving Size:

100 grams

Calories: 

81.4 Kcal/100g

Nutrients

- Energy: 345.4Kj
- Calories: 81.4Kcal
- Fat: 0.1g
- Protein:
1.3g
- Carb:
18.4g
- Fiber:
0.85g
- Water:
71.3g
- Calcium:
93mg
- Iron:
2.45mg
- Magnesium:
340mg
- Phosphorus:
190mg
- Potassium:
365mg
- Sodium:
195mg
- Zinc: 
3.6mg
- Copper:
2.2mg
- Manganese: 
2.65mg
- Vitamin A, RAE:
45μg
- Retinol:
μg
- Carotene, beta:
369μg
- Vitamin D:
μg
- Thiamin, B1: 
0.046mg
- Riboflavin, B2:
0.052mg
- Niacin, B3:
0.756mg
- Vitamin B6:
0.24mg
- Folate, B9:
μg
- Vitamin B12:
μg
- Vitamin C:
10.9mg
- Ash: 
1g

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