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Orange calories and nutrients, and why whole fruit beats juice.
By The CalorieFig Editorial Team · independent editorial research project
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A medium orange (about 131 g) provides roughly 60 calories, 3 g of fiber, and a full day’s vitamin C, per USDA FoodData Central. Eating the whole fruit gives fiber that juice lacks, so it’s more filling for similar (or fewer) calories. Oranges make a portable, low-density snack. Pair with protein if you want longer fullness.
Key facts:
It’s nutritious but easy to overdrink and low in fiber; whole fruit is more filling.
One to two is a reasonable fruit serving.
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