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Persimmon calories

100 g of persimmon has 67 kcal, and one medium fruit (about 180 g of flesh) has 121 kcal. Persimmon is one of the sweetest fruits and rich in fiber. Dried persimmon has four times the calories. Below: calories of one persimmon, sharon fruit and dried persimmon, and what it is good for.

A persimmon cut in half

Nutrition per 100 grams

from food composition tables
kcal
67
protein, g
0.5
fat, g
0.4
carbs, g
15.3
fiber, g
3.6

Calories per serving

ServingKcalPFC
Small persimmon, 120 g800.60.518.4
Medium persimmon, 180 g1210.90.727.5
Large persimmon, 250 g1681.31.038.3
100 g670.50.415.3

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FoodMate Score of the food

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80score
80 out of 100Pros: high in fiber, a plant food. Cons: low in protein - other foods on the plate make up for them.
Proteinlow
Fiberexcellent
Vegetablesplenty
Processingminimal
Fat qualitygood
Sugarlow

How it changes with different cooking methods

VersionServing
Fresh121 kcal
Sharon fruit121 kcal
Dried persimmon, 30 g82 kcal

Micronutrients

Values for a standard serving, as a percentage of the daily value for an adult.

NutrientPer serving% DV
Manganese0.6 mg30%
Copper0.2 mg20%
Vitamin A146 mcg16%
Vitamin C13.5 mg14%

How many calories are in one persimmon

Persimmon has 67 kcal per 100 g: about 15 g of carbs, 3.6 g of fiber and next to no fat or protein. A medium fruit weighs 180-220 g, and after removing the stem and seeds about 180 g of flesh remains, which is 121 kcal. A small persimmon gives about 80 kcal, a large one 168. That is more than an apple, but also more filling.

Sharon fruit and astringent persimmon

Sharon fruit and regular persimmon have the same calories. The difference is taste: astringent varieties are high in tannins and are best eaten very soft or after freezing. Sharon fruit can be eaten firm. Freezing does not change the calories but removes the astringency.

Dried persimmon

Dried persimmon is about 274 kcal per 100 g: the water is gone and the sugar stays. A 30 g piece is 82 kcal, almost half a fresh persimmon, but much easier to eat. Like other dried fruit, it is handy in small amounts with tea instead of candy.

Persimmon for weight loss

One 121 kcal persimmon is a good sweet snack: lots of fiber, manganese and some vitamin A. But it is noticeably higher than a tangerine or an apple, so two or three persimmons a day already add up to 250-360 kcal. Because of the tannins, unripe astringent persimmon is best not eaten in large amounts on an empty stomach, especially with stomach problems.

How to count your serving

Weigh the persimmon without the stem and multiply by 0.67, or log a medium one as 121 kcal. If the persimmon is in a dessert or salad, take a photo in MyFoodMate AI and the app counts everything together.

Persimmon calories: one fruit, dried and per 100 g | MyFoodMate