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Best Fruits for Diabetes and How Much to Eat

Fruit belongs in a diabetes diet — the key is choosing the gentler options and getting the portion right. These fruits carry a safe rating at the well-controlled level; ripeness, fibre and water content all shape how each one behaves.

Best Fruits for Diabetes — diabetes nutrition guide

Introduction

Fruit belongs in a diabetes diet — the key is choosing the gentler options and getting the portion right. These fruits carry a safe rating at the well-controlled level; ripeness, fibre and water content all shape how each one behaves.

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FoodCategoryCarbs / 100 gSafetyPortion (well-controlled)
Oil, avocadoFruits0 gLower impactabout 14 g
Tomatoes, orange, rawFruits3.2 gLower impactabout 158 g
Balsam-pear (bitter gourd), leafy tips, rawFruits3.3 gLower impactabout 4 g
CucumberFruits3.6 gLower impactabout 120 g
Balsam-pear (bitter gourd), pods, rawFruits3.7 gLower impactabout 93 g
TomatoFruits3.9 gLower impactabout 300 g
Melon, banana (navajo)Fruits4.1 gLower impactabout 100 g
Watermelon, seedless, rind only, rawFruits4.2 gLower impactabout 100 g
Pepper, banana, rawFruits5.4 gLower impactabout 124 g
CabbageFruits6 gLower impactabout 90 g
WatermelonFruits7.6 gLower impactabout 225 g
Watermelon, rawFruits7.6 gLower impactabout 154 g
Strawberries (fresh)Fruits7.7 gLower impactabout 100 g
Strawberries, rawFruits7.7 gLower impactabout 152 g
CantaloupeFruits8.2 gLower impactabout 228 g
Avocado, hass, peeled, rawFruits8.3 gLower impactabout 100 g
AvocadoFruits8.5 gLower impactabout 500 g
MelonFruits9 gLower impactabout 200 g
LemonFruits9.3 gLower impactabout 60 g
PeachFruits9.5 gLower impactabout 400 g
PomeloFruits9.6 gLower impactabout 500 g
Prickly Pear (Cactus Fig)Fruits9.6 gLower impactabout 500 g
BlackberriesFruits10 gLower impactabout 100 g
CarrotFruits10 gLower impactabout 60 g
LimeFruits10.5 gLower impactabout 45 g
GrapefruitFruits10.7 gLower impactabout 160 g
ApricotFruits11 gLower impactabout 140 g
Dragon fruitFruits11 gLower impactabout 200 g
NectarineFruits11 gLower impactabout 150 g
PapayaFruits11 gLower impactabout 140 g
PlumFruits11 gLower impactabout 130 g
OrangeFruits11.8 gLower impactabout 373 g
Pineapple, raw, traditional varietiesFruits11.8 gLower impactabout 165 g
Yogurt, greek, 2% fat, mango, chobaniFruits11.8 gLower impactabout 100 g
Yogurt, greek, nonfat, peach, chobaniFruits11.9 gLower impactabout 100 g
Raspberries (fresh)Fruits12 gLower impactabout 100 g
Cherries, sour, red, rawFruits12.2 gLower impactabout 155 g
Blueberries, wild, raw (alaska native)Fruits12.3 gLower impactabout 100 g
PineappleFruits13.1 gLower impactabout 500 g
Pineapple, raw, all varietiesFruits13.1 gLower impactabout 165 g
Green AppleFruits13.8 gLower impactabout 376 g
Red AppleFruits13.8 gLower impactabout 316 g
Grapes, muscadine, rawFruits13.9 gLower impactabout 6 g
AppleFruits14 gLower impactabout 180 g
Pineapple, rawFruits14.1 gLower impactabout 100 g
GuavaFruits14.3 gLower impactabout 300 g
BlueberriesFruits14.5 gLower impactabout 366 g
Blueberries (fresh)Fruits14.5 gLower impactabout 100 g
Blueberries, rawFruits14.5 gLower impactabout 148 g
KiwiFruits14.7 gLower impactabout 300 g

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Why This Matters

After a meal, carbohydrate is broken down to glucose and absorbed into the blood; insulin then helps move it into cells. Foods that release glucose slowly produce a smaller, steadier rise. HbA1c reflects your average blood sugar over roughly the past three months. It is the anchor for the three control levels used throughout this site.

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