VITAMINS

 

Fruit Juices

A

B1 Thiamine

B2 Riboflavin

B3 Niacin

C, Ascorbic Acid

Apple

-

.01

.02

.1

1

Apricots

2700

.03

.03

.5

6

Fig

30

.03

.03

.2

1

Grape

-

.04

.02

.2

trace

Grapefruit

80

.04

.02

.2

38

Lemon

20

.03

.01

.1

46

Lime

10

.02

.01

.1

32

Orange

200

.09

.03

.4

50

Pineapple

50

.05

.02

.2

9

Prune

-

.01

.01

.4

2

Tomato

800

.05

.03

.8

16

Minerals

Fruit Juices

Calcium

Phosphorus

Magnesium

Iron

Sodium

Potassium

Apple

6

9

4

.6

1

101

Apricots

17

23

20

.5

1

362

Fig

14

14

-

.4

2

155

Grape

11

12

12

.3

2

116

Grapefruit

9

15

12

.2

1

162

Lemon

7

10

8

.2

1

141

Lime

9

11

-

.2

1

104

Orange

11

17

11

.2

1

200

Pineapple

15

9

12

.3

1

149

Prune

14

20

10

4.1

2

235

Tomato

7

18

10

.9

200

227

 

PROTEIN, FATS, CARBS, AND CALORIES

 

Fruit Juices

Protein

Fats

Carbohydrates

Calories

Apple

.1

0

11.9

47

Apricots

1.0

.2

13.6

54

Grape

.2

0

16.6

66

Lemon

.5

.2

8

25

Lime

.3

.1

9

26

Orange

.7

.2

10.4

45

Pineapple

.4

.1

13.5

55

Prune

.4

.1

19

77

Tomato

.9

.1

4.3

19

 

The above data is based on 100 grams (31/3 ounces) edible portion.

The minerals and vitamins are shown in milligrams (mg.), except vitamin A which is international units (IU). The protein, fats, carbohydrates, and calories are expressed in percentages, or grams per 100 grams.

Dashes indicate a lack of reliable information for that data.