I can't seem to find them on nutridiary anyone know how much calories, iron, calcium etc. they contain?
Are they also called something else?
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Tags: calories, dragon, fruits, nutridiary, pitahayas
I don't see it either in nutridiary or cronometer. Online searches show 60 calories for 100g.
http://www.buzzle.com/articles/dragon-fruit-nutrition-facts.html (has the most nutrient listing that I saw)
http://caloriecount.about.com/calories-melissas-tropical-dragonfrui...
When I've tasted dragon fruit, it's been rather watery to me and 60 calories slightly high in that case. If you have really good ones that are sweet, take that into account and maybe in that case it is 60-70 cals.
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