Carbs in Prunes
Prunes
Prunes: Carbs
Prunes, Canned
(1 cup)
65
Prunes, Dehydrated, Uncooked
(1 cup)
118
Prunes, Dried, Uncooked
(1 prune)
5
View Full Nutrition Label for Prunes
Prunes Nutrition Facts Label
View a complete nutrition label for prunes. The prunes food label will look just like what appears on a carton of milk. Our nutrition labels include over 30 food facts including cholesterol, sodium, Vitamin A, Vitamin C, protein, and more.
View a complete nutrition label for prunes. The prunes food label will look just like what appears on a carton of milk. Our nutrition labels include over 30 food facts including cholesterol, sodium, Vitamin A, Vitamin C, protein, and more.
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(10 ounces)
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Plantains, Raw
(10 ounces)
90
Plums, Raw
(10 ounces)
35
Pomegranates
(10 ounces)
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Prickly Pears
(10 ounces)
25
Prunes, Dehydrated, Uncooked
(10 ounces)
250
Raisins, Golden Seedless
(10 ounces)
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Raspberries, Raw
(10 ounces)
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(10 ounces)
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(10 ounces)
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(10 ounces)
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Tools
Prunes Nutrition Facts
For a full food facts label for prunes try our prunes food facts page. You can change the currently displayed amount of prunes to a different amount on this page. After this, use RecipeBuilder to add the food to a stored list of up to 25 ingredients. Once all of the ingredients aggregated, a new label will be generated which adds up the nutrient values for the entire recipe.
For a full food facts label for prunes try our prunes food facts page. You can change the currently displayed amount of prunes to a different amount on this page. After this, use RecipeBuilder to add the food to a stored list of up to 25 ingredients. Once all of the ingredients aggregated, a new label will be generated which adds up the nutrient values for the entire recipe.