Pineapple Nutrition Facts

Description: Pineapple,pulp, peeled

Local Names: Abarba (Hausa), Ukwu mbaa (Igbo), Ope oyiinbo (Yoruba), Banebot (Ibibio)

Scientific Name: Ananas comosus

Category: Fruits

Calories in Pineapple

The calories in 100 grams of Pineapple is 53.48 calories (kcal).

Quick Pineapple  Nutritional Value

Here is a quick overview of Pineapple nutrition information:

Quantity

100g

Calories

53.48 kcl

Fat

0.12g

Protein

0.5g

Carb

12g

Detailed Pineapple  Nutrition Data

Here is the detailed data on Pineapple  nutrition info:

Pineapple Macronutrients data

Weight 

100g

Energy

226.54 Kj

Calories

53.48 kcl

Fat

0.12g

Protein

0.5g

Carb

12g

Fiber

1.2g

Water

84g

Pineapple Minerals Data

Weight 

100g

Calcium

12mg

Iron (Fe)

0.4mg

Magnesium

12mg

Phosphorus (P)

8mg

Potassium (k)

250mg

Sodium (Na)

2mg

Zinc (Zn)

0.12mg

Copper (Cu)

0.11mg

Manganese

0.927mg

Pineapple Vitamins Data

Weight 

100g

Vitamin A, RAE

3μg

Retinol

mg

Carotene, beta

60μg

Vitamin D

μg

Thiamin, B1

0.08mg

Riboflavin, B2

0.02mg

Niacin, B3 

mg

0.112mg

Folate, B9 (μg)

18μg

Vitamin B12 (μg)

μg

Vitamin C (mg)

25mg

other Pineapple Micronutrients

Weight 

100g

Ash

0.22g

Alcohol

-

Caffeine

-

Theobromine

-

Summary of Pineapple Abarba (Hausa), Ukwu mbaa (Igbo), Ope oyiinbo (Yoruba), Banebot (Ibibio) Nutrition Info

Serving size of 100 grams of Pineapple , Abarba (Hausa), Ukwu mbaa (Igbo), Ope oyiinbo (Yoruba), Banebot (Ibibio) contains 53.48 calories, 0.5g of Protein, 0.12g of Fat, and 12g of Carbs.

Pineapple Nutrition facts Summary 

Description: 

Pineapple,pulp, peeled

Local Names:

Abarba (Hausa), Ukwu mbaa (Igbo), Ope oyiinbo (Yoruba), Banebot (Ibibio)

Scientific Name: 

Ananas comosus

Category: 

Fruits

Serving Size:

100 grams

Calories: 

53.48 Kcal/100g

Nutrients

- Energy: 226.54Kj
- Calories: 53.48Kcal
- Fat: 0.12g
- Protein:
0.5g
- Carb:
12g
- Fiber:
1.2g
- Water:
84g
- Calcium:
12mg
- Iron:
0.4mg
- Magnesium:
12mg
- Phosphorus:
8mg
- Potassium:
250mg
- Sodium:
2mg
- Zinc: 
0.12mg
- Copper:
0.11mg
- Manganese: 
0.927mg
- Vitamin A, RAE:
3μg
- Retinol:
μg
- Carotene, beta:
60μg
- Vitamin D:
μg
- Thiamin, B1: 
0.08mg
- Riboflavin, B2:
0.02mg
- Niacin, B3:
mg
- Vitamin B6:
0.112mg
- Folate, B9:
18μg
- Vitamin B12:
μg
- Vitamin C:
25mg
- Ash: 
0.22g

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