Mango Nutrition Facts

Description: Mango,pulp,ripe,fresh

Local Names: Mangoro (Yoruba), Mankoro (Ibibio)

Scientific Name: Magnifera indica

Category: Fruits

Calories in Mango

The calories in 100 grams of Mango is 76.823 calories (kcal).

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Summary of Mango , Mangoro (Yoruba), Mankoro (Ibibio) Nutrition Info

Serving size of 100 grams of Mango , Mangoro (Yoruba), Mankoro (Ibibio) contains 76.823 calories, 1.472g of Protein, 1.295g of Fat, and 13.92g of Carbs.

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