Dear friends, please note that all fruits, if consumed as it is, it contains just the natural sugar which is good for your body and inner system, not to worry seriously.......
Let us check each common and day-to-day consumed fruits for its sugar and nutrition levels.....
RIPE MANGO FRUIT
Certainly Mango Fruit is good for you! As it has fiber and other
nutrients you need. You should also known that it also has natural
sugar, and some have more than others. For example, one mango has a whopping 45
grams of sugar -- not your best choice if you're trying to watch your weight or
how much sugar you eat. Maybe enjoy a couple of slices and save the rest for
later.
GRAPE
FRUIT
A bunch of a handful plucked grapes contain 23 grams of sugar.
That's quite a lot for something that is so tempting and sweetly delicious to
pop in your mother at one go. You may eat them little slowly if you slice
the grapes in half and freeze them. Certainly, they will be waiting for you as
a refreshing summer treat that takes a little longer to munch and eat.
CHERRY FRUIT (செர்ரி பழம்)
Cherries are mostly
sweet in taste and they have the sugar to show for it. A handful of them
has 18 grams of sugar. If you fill up a large bowl of cherries, you can
lose track how many one shall eat. Measure the quantity beforehand so you
know exactly how much sugar one will get by consuming these fruits.
Pears Fruit (பேரிக்காய் பழம்)
Please be informed that One medium size Pear fruit has about 17 grams of
sugar. If you are trying to cut back on sugar, do not eat the whole thing
, but just put a few slices in some yogurt, curd or on top of your salads.
WATER MELONS (
A medium size wedge of this summer treat fruit has 17 grams of sugar.
Proving to its name, it's loaded with water, and it has special minerals
called electrolytes that are just what your body needs to recharge after some
time in the sun. Just keep it to a slice or two and not more for sugar
watchers.
F I G S (அத்தி பழம்)
Two medium-size ones have 16 grams. If you're trying to keep an eye on
your sugar, maybe slice a couple and spread some goat cheese on them for a
protein-rich treat, or use some in a sauce to add some zip to lean meats like
skinless chicken.
BANANA (
One medium size banana fruit has 14 grams of sugar. If that seems more for your sugar check regime, then cut into slices and soak it with your morning cereal or smash a piece of banana fruit in the middle of a butter sandwich preferably peanut butter.
AVOCADO FRUIT (வெண்ணை பழம் )
Not all fruits are loaded with the sweet stuff. A whole avocado -- yep,
it's a fruit -- has only half a gram of sugar. Put it in a salad, spread it on
toast, or make some guacamole. But while they're low in sugar, they're high in
calories, so it might not be a good idea to make them a daily habit.
GUAVA FRUIT (கொய்யா பழம்)
Each one has 5 grams of sugar and about 3 grams of fiber, too -- more
than you'd get from a serving of brown rice or a slice of whole-grain bread.
You'll get even more fiber if you add guavas with the skin on to your
smoothies.
RASPBERRIES ( புற்று பழம் )
These pack a serious punch of fiber with 8 grams per cup -- and only 5
grams of sugar. The fiber is good for digestion and can help you feel fuller
with fewer calories. They're the perfect size to savor one at a time, and
they're not bad with some fresh whipped cream and a spoon, either.
CANTALOUPE ( மஞ்சள் முலாம் பழம் )
This is a kind of fruit which is amazing for the flavor and taste and in
a single slice it can contain only 5 grams of sugar and only 23 calories.
You can experiment it with some cottage cheese and with a sprinkle of salt.
PAPAYA FRUIT (பப்பாளி பழம் )
Here's a good one to add to daily fruit & vegetable shopping list:
Half of a small one has 6 grams of sugar. Even a small one is pretty big, so
half is plenty to eat at one time. You can add a squeeze of lime and a sprinkle
of sea salt and eat it.
Please note that all fruits mentioned above which contain sugar are all
natural sugars which do not harm human body and its system. Do not cut down on
any fruits alleging that its sugar contain will aggravate your body condition,
if present inherently. However, continue to check with your Medical Physician for a first-hand advice before deciding on to consume the above fruits as body condition vary from person to person.
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