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Fiber in Fruits

Curb Hunger Longer With These High-Fiber Fruits

It's recommended that women eat 25 to 30 grams of fiber each day to decrease the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes, as well as some types of cancer, including breast cancer. Not only that, but fiber helps you stay regular, which decreases belly bloat, and it keeps you feeling full longer to help you eat less and lose weight.

That's a lot of roughage, but including plenty of fresh, luscious fruits in your diet is a great way to get your fill. Check out the chart below to see which sources are the best.

FruitServing SizeCaloriesFiber (g)
Apple1 medium934.3
Applesauce1 cup1022.7
Apricot3502.1
Banana1 medium1053.1
Blackberries1 cup627.6
Blueberries1 cup843.6
Cranberries (dried)1/4 cup1302
Cantaloupe1 cup diced531.4
Cherries1 cup (about 17)872.9
Dates21333.2
Figs 2 medium742.9
Grapes1 cup (about 31)1041.4
Grapefruit1 medium411.4
Honeydew1 cup diced611.4
Kiwi1422.1
Mango11243.3
Nectarine1 medium622.4
Orange1 medium623.1
Papaya1 cup diced552.5
Peach1 medium592.3
Pear1 medium1035.5
Pineapple1 cup832.3
Plum1300.9
Prunes3601.8
Raisins1/4 cup1081.3
Raspberries1 cup648
Star fruit1 cup sliced453.7
Strawberries1 cup sliced533.3
Tangerine1 medium471.6
Watermelon1 cup diced460.6
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