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Nutritional Values

How Many Calories in Kiwi?

1 kiwi mediu (76g) = 46 kcal

Nutritional Values per 100g

61
Calories
1.1g
Protein
15g
Carbohydrates
0.5g
Fat
Fiber3g
Sugar9g

Standard Serving

1 kiwi mediu (76g) contains 46 calories.

Best time: Snack anytime, ideal in the morning or as a dessert after meals for digestion

Benefits

  • One of the richest fruit sources of vitamin C - a single kiwi covers the recommended daily requirement
  • Contains actinidin, an enzyme that helps digest protein, which is why it's popular as a dessert after meals
  • Rich in fiber (3g/100g), including pectin, which supports digestion and satiety
  • A source of vitamin K for normal clotting and potassium for muscle function
  • Low to medium glycemic index - relatively slow blood sugar release compared to other sweet fruits

Considerations

  • !The skin is edible and adds extra fiber, but some prefer to peel it due to its texture
  • !May cause mild allergic reactions (mouth itching) in people sensitive to stone fruits or latex
  • !Acidity may irritate gums or worsen reflux in sensitive people if eaten on an empty stomach

FitAzi Tip

FitAzi recommends kiwi as a low-calorie-density, micronutrient-dense snack - two kiwis (about 150g) provide more vitamin C than an orange for under 100 calories. Pair it with Greek yogurt for a filling, protein-rich, vitamin C-packed snack.

Frequently Asked Questions

A medium kiwi (about 76g, peeled) has 46 calories, with 0.8g protein, 11.4g carbs, and 0.4g fat. It's a low-calorie-density fruit with an excellent vitamin C payoff for the calories.

100g of kiwi has 61 calories, with 1.1g protein, 15g carbs, 0.5g fat, and 3g fiber. It's comparable in caloric density to most sweet fruits, but with above-average fiber and vitamin C content.

Yes, kiwi is a good choice for weight loss thanks to its moderate caloric density (61 kcal/100g), good fiber content (3g/100g) that supports satiety, and low-to-medium glycemic index. Two kiwis as a snack provide under 100 calories and a very high vitamin C intake.

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Disclaimer

Nutritional values shown are approximate and may vary depending on preparation method and origin. Consult a nutrition specialist for personalized recommendations.