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Blackberries: Nutritional Benefits & Health Advantages - A Comprehensive Guide
Blackberries can be used in fruit salads and pies. Many people eat blackberries as a snack on their own. Before you consider blackberries as a snack, you should consider their nutritional value.-
Serving
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The USDA defines one serving of raw blackberries as one cup (144 grams).
Calories
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One serving of blackberries will add 62 calories to your diet. A majority of these calories come from the carbohydrates in the fruit.
Dietary Fiber
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Blackberries are an excellent source of dietary fiber. One serving of blackberries has 8 grams of dietary fiber. This is 31 percent of your recommended daily allowance of dietary fiber.
Sugar
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Blackberries are high in natural sugar. One serving of blackberries has 7 grams of sugar.
Vitamin C
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Blackberries are an excellent source of vitamin C. One serving of blackberries has more than 30 milligrams of vitamin C. This is 50 percent of the RDA of vitamin C.
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