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Grape calories and antioxidants, and why a measured cup matters.
By The CalorieFig Editorial Team · independent editorial research project
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One cup of grapes (about 92 g) provides roughly 60 calories and vitamin C, per USDA FoodData Central. Grapes are mostly water and natural sugar — a sweet, portable snack. Because they’re small, a measured cup prevents mindless overeating. Freeze them for a refreshing, low-calorie treat instead of candy.
Key facts:
Yes — they have antioxidants (resveratrol) and are low-calorie per cup.
Both; frozen grapes make a great low-cal dessert.
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