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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.

Matching Foods

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FoodCategoryCarbs / 100 gSafetyPortion (well-controlled)
Pear, anjou, green, with skin, rawFruits14.8 gLower impactabout 100 g
Coconut fleshFruits15 gLower impactabout 50 g
LonganFruits15 gLower impactabout 100 g
Prickly pearFruits15 gLower impactabout 120 g
Coconut (fresh flesh)Fruits15.2 gLower impactabout 300 g
PearFruits15.2 gLower impactabout 362 g
Mango, tommy atkins, peeled, rawFruits15.3 gLower impactabout 100 g
Seeds, watermelon seed kernels, driedFruits15.3 gLower impactabout 108 g
CherriesFruits16 gLower impactabout 100 g
Cherries, sweet, rawFruits16 gLower impactabout 138 g
Cherries, sweet, dark red, rawFruits16.2 gLower impactabout 100 g
LycheeFruits17 gLower impactabout 100 g
Grapes, american type (slip skin), rawFruits17.2 gLower impactabout 92 g
Mango, ataulfo, peeled, rawFruits17.4 gLower impactabout 100 g
Grapes (fresh)Fruits18 gLower impactabout 100 g
Green GrapesFruits18.1 gLower impactabout 133 g
Red GrapesFruits18.1 gLower impactabout 160 g
Grapes, green, seedless, rawFruits18.6 gLower impactabout 100 g
Persimmon (Lebanese)Fruits18.6 gLower impactabout 125 g
Persimmon (Spanish)Fruits18.6 gLower impactabout 229 g
PomegranateFruits18.7 gLower impactabout 175 g
Fresh FigsFruits19 gLower impactabout 154 g
Fresh Figs with Olive OilFruits19 gLower impactabout 207 g
Banana (unripe)Fruits20 gLower impactabout 120 g
Grapes, red, seedless, rawFruits20.2 gLower impactabout 100 g
RambutanFruits21 gLower impactabout 100 g
Sweet Corn (boiled, on the cob)Fruits21 gLower impactabout 241 g
Banana (ripe)Fruits23 gLower impactabout 120 g
Passion fruitFruits23 gLower impactabout 36 g
Orange peel, rawFruits25 gLower impactabout 6 g
Sherbet, orangeFruits30.4 gLower impactabout 74 g
Fresh dates (Barhi)Fruits31 gLower impactabout 60 g
Barhi Dates (yellow, fresh)Fruits33 gLower impactabout 169 g
Croissants, appleFruits37.1 gLower impactabout 28 g
Strudel, appleFruits41.1 gLower impactabout 28 g
Maraschino cherries, canned, drainedFruits42 gLower impactabout 5 g
Fruit butters, appleFruits42.5 gLower impactabout 17 g
Snacks, banana chipsFruits58.4 gLower impactabout 28 g
Dried apricotsFruits63 gLower impactabout 35 g
Dried figsFruits64 gLower impactabout 30 g
Marmalade, orangeFruits66.3 gLower impactabout 20 g
Dried mulberriesFruits70 gLower impactabout 30 g
Dates (dried)Fruits75 gLower impactabout 30 g
Medjool DatesFruits75 gLower impactabout 90 g
RaisinsFruits79 gLower impactabout 30 g
Dried cranberries (sweetened)Fruits83 gLower impactabout 30 g
Banana (fully ripe)FruitsLower impactabout 101 g
Banana (green, unripe)FruitsLower impactabout 444 g
Banana (half-ripe)FruitsLower impactabout 176 g
Khalas DatesFruitsLower impactabout 65 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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