Conjunto de frutas, ricas em fibras

See 44 fiber-rich fruits to add to your diet

Autor: Larissa Ayumi Kikuchi

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Tempo de leitura: 5 min

According to the World Health Organization (WHO) , the daily fiber recommendation for adults is 25 to 30 grams , preferably obtained through the consumption of natural foods, such as fruits, vegetables, legumes, whole grains and grains.

The suggested consumption refers to one portion, the ideal, to increase the fiber content of the diet, is to consume 3 portions of fruit per day!

What fruits are rich in fiber?

1. Avocado

Avocado contains soluble and insoluble fiber (6.7g/100g).

Suggested consumption: 1/2 unit (approximately 70g)

  • Smoothie with milk
  • Salads
  • Avocado Toast
Avocado Toast, a Fiber-Rich Meal

2. Pineapple

Pineapple is mainly composed of insoluble fiber (2.6g/100g in pure pulp).

Serving suggestion: 2 medium slices

  • In natura (pure or add to natural yogurt)
  • Grilled with cinnamon

3. Acai

Acai is mainly composed of insoluble fiber (1.4g/100g).


Serving suggestion: 1 small bowl (100g) without added sugar

Acai bowl, rich in fiber

4. Acerola

Acerola is mainly composed of insoluble fiber (1.5g/100g).


Suggested consumption: Consume fresh or make juice with the fruit! Suggested serving: 100g, approximately 9 units.

5. Plum

Plums are composed of soluble and insoluble fiber (1.4g/100g fresh; 7g/100g dry).


Suggested consumption: 2 units of whichever you prefer

  • Fresh fruit
  • Prune
bowl with plum, rich in fiber

6. Blackberry

Blackberries are composed of soluble and insoluble fiber (5.3g/100g).


Suggested consumption: Consume 100g, approximately 20 units.

  • In natura (pure or added to yogurt)

7. Atemoia

Atemoya is composed mainly of insoluble fibers (2.4g/100g).


Suggested consumption: Consume 1/2 unit (approximately 150g), in its natural state.

8. Banana

Bananas are mainly composed of insoluble fiber (2.6g/100g).

Suggested consumption: Consume 1 medium unit.

  • In natura
  • Vitamins
  • Recipes like banana pancakes
Bananas on display

9. Plantain

Plantain is mainly composed of insoluble fiber (1.8g/100g cooked).


Suggested consumption: Consume 1/2 unit cooked or roasted.

10. Cajá

Cajá is mainly composed of insoluble fiber (2g/100g).


Suggested consumption: Consume 100g of the food, fresh or in juices.

11. Cashew

Cashews are mainly composed of insoluble fiber (1.7g/100g).


Serving suggestion: Consume a large unit, fresh or in juice.

Basket with cashew nuts

12. Persimmon

Persimmon is mainly composed of soluble fiber (3.6g/100g).


Suggested consumption: Consume 1 medium unit, in its natural state.

13. Starfruit

Star fruit is mainly composed of insoluble fiber (2.8g/100g).


Suggested consumption: Consume 1 medium unit, in its natural state.

14. Coconut

Coconut is mainly composed of insoluble fiber (5.4g/100g).


Suggested consumption: Consume 2 tablespoons in natural pieces (pulp) or include it in recipes.

Open coconut with pulp, rich in fiber

15. Cupuaçu

Cupuaçu is mainly composed of insoluble fibers (2.5g/100g pulp).


Suggested consumption: Consume 1/2 cup of pulp. Use in juices or desserts.

16. Damascus

Apricots are mainly composed of insoluble fiber (7g/100g dry).


Suggested consumption: Consume 3 small units, in its pure form or added to recipes.

Dried apricots in a bowl

17. Fig

Figs contain soluble and insoluble fiber (2.9g/100g).


Suggested consumption: 2 medium units, fresh.

18. Raspberry

Figs contain soluble and insoluble fiber (6.5g/100g).


Suggested consumption: 100g of fresh fruit, consume pure or add to yogurt/acai, for example.

19. Guava


Guava contains soluble and insoluble fiber (5.4g/100g).


Suggested consumption: 1 medium unit in its natural state, pure or in juices.

Guava cut in half, showing its interior

20. Soursop

Soursop is mainly composed of insoluble fiber (1.5g/100g).


Serving suggestion: Consume 1 medium slice, fresh or add to recipes .

21. Gooseberry

Gooseberries are mainly composed of insoluble fiber (4.3g/100g).


Suggested consumption: Consume 1 cup, fresh or add to recipes.

22. Jambo

Jambo is mainly composed of insoluble fiber (1.6g/100g).


Suggested consumption: Consume 2 medium units, fresh.

23. Kiwi


Kiwi is mainly composed of soluble fiber (3g/100g).


Suggested consumption: Consume 1 medium unit, either fresh or added to juices/vitamins.

Kiwi being sliced

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24. Orange

Oranges contain soluble and insoluble fiber (2.2g/100g).


Serving suggestion: 1 medium unit with bagasse, consume fresh!

25. Lemon

Lemon is mainly composed of insoluble fiber (2.8g/100g).


Serving suggestion: Consume as juice and add the zest as well.

26. Apple

Apples contain soluble and insoluble fiber (2.4g/100g).


Serving suggestion: 1 medium unit with skin.

27. Papaya


Papaya is mainly composed of insoluble fiber (1.8g/100g).


Suggested consumption: Consume 1/2 medium unit, in its natural state, pure or add to vitamins.

Papaya cut in half

28. Mango

Mango is mainly composed of insoluble fiber (1.6g/100g).


Suggested consumption: Consume 1/2 large unit, fresh, pure or add to juices/vitamins.

29. Passion Fruit

Passion fruit is mainly composed of soluble fiber (3.3g/100g).


Suggested consumption: Consume 1 medium pulp with seeds, pure or in juices.

30. Watermelon


Watermelon is mainly composed of insoluble fiber (0.3g/100g).


Serving suggestion: Consume 1 large slice (approximately 200g), fresh.

watermelon cut and ready to eat

31. Melon

Melon is mainly composed of insoluble fiber (0.8g/100g).


Suggested consumption: Consume 1 large slice (approximately 150g), in its natural state.

32. Tangerine

Tangerine is mainly composed of soluble fiber (1.7g/100g).


Suggested consumption: Consume 1 medium unit, in its natural state.

33. Strawberry


Strawberries are mainly composed of soluble fiber (1.5g/100g).


Suggested consumption: Consume 10 medium units, in natura, pure, in recipes or in juices/vitamins.

toast with strawberries on top

34. Loquat

Loquat is mainly composed of insoluble fiber (3g/100g).


Suggested consumption: Consume 2 medium units, fresh.

35. Pequi

Pequi is mainly composed of insoluble fibers (3.2g/100g).


Suggested consumption: Consume 1/2 cooked unit, added to recipes, for example.

36. Pear

The pear is mainly composed of soluble fiber (3g/100g).


Serving suggestion: Consume 1 medium unit with skin, fresh.

37. Peach


Peaches are mainly composed of insoluble fiber (1.5g/100g).


Serving suggestion: Consume 1 medium unit with skin, fresh.

Peaches in a bowl and on the table

38. Pomegranate

Pomegranate is mainly composed of insoluble fiber (4g/100g).


Suggested consumption: Consume 1/2 medium unit with seeds, in its natural state.

39. Seriguela

Seriguela is mainly composed of insoluble fibers (2g/100g).


Suggested consumption: Consume 6 medium units, fresh.

40. Date

Dates are mainly composed of insoluble fiber (6.7g/100g dry).


Suggested consumption: Consume 2 medium, dry units.

41. Tamarind

Tamarind is mainly composed of insoluble fiber (5.1g/100g).


Suggested consumption: Consume 2 tablespoons, raw or add to recipes.

42. Tangerine


Tangerine is mainly composed of soluble fiber (1.8g/100g).


Suggested consumption: Consume 1 medium unit, in its natural state.

peeled tangerine in a bowl

43. Umbu

Umbu is mainly composed of insoluble fibers (2.5g/100g).


Suggested consumption: Consume 7 medium units, fresh, pure, in juices or in recipes.

What are the benefits of eating fiber-rich fruits?

Eating fruits rich in fiber offers several health benefits, including:


  • Improved bowel function: increases stool volume and speeds up bowel movement, promoting bowel regularity.
  • Greater feeling of satiety: Fiber increases digestion time and promotes a longer feeling of satiety , helping to control appetite.
  • Regulation of blood glucose levels: Fruits rich in soluble fiber help slow the absorption of sugars in the intestine, controlling the glycemic response and preventing glucose spikes.
Author of the text on fibers

Larissa Ayumi Kikuchi

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Bom dia!

Gostei de saber quais frutas tem muita fibra. Quanta frutas devo consumir diariamente para obter as fibras necessárias para o bom funcionamento do intestino.
O artigo foi um despertar de consciência, pois não tinha noção da importância das frutas.
Muito obrigada.
Monica
BH. MG

Monica de Camargo Coutinho

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