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Calories in 1 Half of Canned Apricot

1 half of canned apricot (18 g) has 10 calories. That is 1% of a 2,000 calorie diet.

The calories come from 0.1 g of protein, 0 g of fat and 2.5 g of carbohydrates, a split of 4% protein, 3% fat and 93% carbs. For comparison, 2 halfs of canned apricot has 21 calories. Burning 10 calories takes about 2 minutes of brisk walking or 1 minute of running for a 155 lb adult, based on Harvard Health Publishing activity estimates.

Canned Apricot Calorie Calculator

10cal
in 1 half of canned apricot (18 g)
Protein0.1 g4% of calories
Fat0 g3% of calories
Carbs2.5 g93% of calories
1% of a 2,000 calorie day

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    Canned Apricot calories by serving size

    Common amounts of canned apricot with calories and macros. Tap a row for its full nutrition page.

    ServingWeightCaloriesProteinFatCarbs
    1 half18 g100.1 g0 g2.5 g
    1 oz28 g160.2 g0 g3.9 g
    2 halfs36 g210.2 g0.1 g5 g
    50g50 g290.3 g0.1 g6.9 g
    100g100 g570.7 g0.2 g14 g
    4 oz113 g650.7 g0.2 g16 g
    1/2 cup125 g710.8 g0.2 g17 g
    200g200 g1141.3 g0.3 g28 g
    1 cup250 g1431.6 g0.4 g35 g

    Canned Apricot vs similar foods

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    Canned Apricot: common questions

    How many calories are in 1 half of canned apricot?

    1 half of canned apricot weighs about 18 g and has 10 calories.

    How much protein is in 1 half of canned apricot?

    1 half of canned apricot has 0.1 g of protein, which is 0% of the 50 g Daily Value.

    How many carbs are in 1 half of canned apricot?

    1 half of canned apricot has 2.5 g of carbohydrates, including 0.3 g of fiber and 2.2 g of sugars.

    How much canned apricot is 100 calories?

    100 calories of canned apricot is 175 g, about 9 1/2 halfs of canned apricot.

    More about canned apricot

    Source: USDA FoodData Central, FNDDS 2021-2023. FDC ID 2709222. Original description: Apricot, canned. Portion weights are USDA household measures.