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That's a big part of the issue to me as well, it's not going to be reliable. The dragonfruit example is correct, but I can't imagine it being accurate when it's
by gs17 3y ago
That's a big part of the issue to me as well, it's not going to be reliable. The dragonfruit example is correct, but I can't imagine it being accurate when it's not "single whole objects of average size that are in the USDA nutrition database". Pretty scary if you try to rely on it for something like translation.
- paulcole 3y agoThe dragonfruit example is wrong. > How much sugar is in this? > A whole dragonfruit contains 7.31 grams of sugar. 100 grams of dragonfruit contains 9.75 grams of sugar. https://fdc.nal.usda.gov/fdc-app.html#/food-details/2344729/nutrients https://fdc.nal.usda.gov/fdc-app.html#/food-details/2344729/... A whole dragonfruit weighs closer to 350-600 grams. https://www.seedsdelmundo.com/blog/average-dragon-fruit-weight/ https://www.seedsdelmundo.com/blog/average-dragon-fruit-weig...
- gs17 3y agoThe link you posted has "1 fruit" as an option listed as 75g. Which does seem light, but it's at least an actual source for the number it used instead of a hallucination like the eclipse thing.