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🍌 Calories in Banana

Nature's fastest energy source — the pre-workout fruit of choice

Per 100g

89kcal
1.1g
Protein
23g
Carbs
0.3g
Fat

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Full Nutrition Facts — Per 100g

NutrientPer 100g
Calories89kcal
Protein1.1g
Total Carbs23g
— of which Sugar12g
Total Fat0.3g
Dietary Fibre2.6g
Sodium1mg

Macro Breakdown

Protein1.1g (4.4 kcal)
Carbohydrates23g (92 kcal)
Fat0.3g (2.6999999999999997 kcal)

All values per 100g. Protein & carbs = 4 kcal/g · Fat = 9 kcal/g

Key Vitamins & Minerals

Vitamin C8.7mg

11% of daily reference intake

Potassium358mg

10% of daily reference intake

Magnesium27mg

7% of daily reference intake

✅ Key Nutrition Facts

  • 358mg potassium per 100g — important for muscle function
  • Natural sugars provide quick energy — ideal before exercise
  • Contains vitamin B6 — supports protein metabolism
  • One of the most affordable fruits — year-round availability

Calories by Serving Size

ServingGramsCalories
1 small banana (90g)90g80 kcal
1 medium banana (120g)120g107 kcal
1 large banana (150g)150g134 kcal
100g100g89 kcal

Frequently Asked Questions

How many calories are in a banana?+
A medium banana (120g) contains approximately 107 calories. A small banana (90g) is around 80 kcal and a large banana (150g) is about 134 kcal. Per 100g, bananas contain 89 calories.
Are bananas fattening?+
No — bananas are not fattening on their own. A medium banana is only about 107 calories. Weight gain comes from consuming more calories than you burn overall. Bananas are nutritious, filling, and a healthy addition to any diet when eaten in sensible portions.
Are bananas good before a workout?+
Yes. Bananas are one of the most popular pre-workout foods. Their combination of quickly available natural sugars (fructose and glucose) and potassium makes them ideal for fuelling a workout — easily digestible with minimal bloating.
Do bananas have a lot of sugar?+
A medium banana contains around 14g of sugar — natural fructose and glucose. While this is higher than most vegetables, it is still much lower than processed snacks. The sugar in bananas comes packaged with fibre, potassium, and vitamins that make it a nutritionally beneficial food.

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Data source: USDA FoodData Central & peer-reviewed nutritional references. Values are averages — actual nutrient content varies by brand, preparation method, and growing conditions. Not medical advice.