Contents
Apple Basics
The Most Popular Apple Varieties
Nutritional Information: Apple
How to Buy Apples
How to Store Apples
How to Core an Apple
How to Cook Apples
How to Prepare Apples for Cooking
How to Make Applesauce
How to Make Baked Apples
How to Make an Apple Tart
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Nutritional Information: Apple
Nutrient |
Raw (per 100 g) |
|
Water |
84% |
|
Protein |
0.2 g |
|
Fat |
0.4 g |
|
Carbohydrates |
15 g |
|
Fiber |
2.2 g |
|
Calories |
59 |
Apples are a good source of potassium and vitamin C. They contain pectin, which helps to control cholesterol, blood sugar, and cellulose levels, as well as improve intestinal functioning. Because most of the apple’s nutrients are concentrated just under the skin, it is best to eat apples unpeeled.
While they are not a miracle cure, apples do have a number of medicinal properties. They are said to be diuretic, laxative, antidiarrheal, a muscle tonic, antirheumatic, stomachic, and beneficial for the digestive system and the liver. Eating raw apples cleans the teeth and massages the gums.
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