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Nutritional Values

How Many Calories in Peach?

1 piersică medie (150g) = 59 kcal

Nutritional Values per 100g

39
Calories
0.9g
Protein
9.5g
Carbohydrates
0.3g
Fat
Fiber1.5g
Sugar8.4g

Standard Serving

1 piersică medie (150g) contains 59 calories.

Best time: A summer snack for hydration and vitamin C, also good as a light dessert

Benefits

  • ✓Very low caloric density (39 kcal/100g), excellent for generous snacking in a calorie deficit
  • ✓A good source of vitamin C and vitamin A, useful for immunity and skin health
  • ✓High water content (over 88%) - good for hydration, especially in warm weather
  • ✓Potassium for muscle function and blood pressure regulation
  • ✓Soluble fiber supports digestion and may contribute to satiety

Considerations

  • !Unripe peaches can be hard and sour - they usually ripen at room temperature over a few days
  • !The skin may carry higher pesticide residue than other fruits - wash well or choose organic when possible
  • !Peaches canned in syrup have 2-3 times more calories than fresh ones due to added sugar

FitAzi Tip

FitAzi recommends fresh peaches as a very low-calorie-density snack - a medium peach (150g) has only 59 calories, among the most efficient sweet snacks for a calorie deficit.

Frequently Asked Questions

A medium peach (about 150g) has 59 calories, with 1.4g protein, 14.3g carbs, 0.4g fat, and 2.3g fiber. It's one of the lowest-calorie-density fruits.

100g of peaches has 39 calories, with 0.9g protein, 9.5g carbs, 0.3g fat, and 1.5g fiber. It's a very hydrating, low-calorie fruit, similar to cantaloupe.

Yes, peaches are an excellent choice for weight loss - their very low caloric density (39 kcal/100g) and high water content allow generous consumption with minimal caloric impact, ideal as a sweet snack in a calorie deficit.

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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.