Tomatoes: Calories and Nutritional Facts

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Tomatoes are very popular with young and old. They can be processed in many ways and are also extremely he althy. But what makes the tomato so he althy?

Tomatoes are very popular with Germans. We consume an estimated 12 kg of it per year and per capita. Above all, it impresses with the many ways it can be prepared.
Because it doesn't matter whether you eat it raw, use it in sauces or grill it, it always tastes good.

What's in the tomatoes?

Nutrition Factsper 100g
Energy (kilocalories / kilojoules)950 mg
S alt8 mg
Fibre1,300mg
Bread Units0.22 BE
Carbohydrates
of which sugars
of which starches
2,600 mg
2,520 mg
80 mg
Fat
of which saturated fatty acids
of which monounsaturated fatty acids
of which polyunsaturated fatty acids
of which glycerol and lipoids
210mg
38mg
26mg
103mg
43mg

Tomatoes not only taste very good, they consist of more than 90 percent water and are therefore very low in calories. In addition, tomatoes with 19 mg of vitamin C are also real vitamin bombs. In addition to other important vitamins, they also contain valuable minerals and trace elements:

Vitamins per 100g
Vitamin A (beta-carotene)593 µg
Vitamin E800 µg
Vitamin B157 µg
Vitamin B235 µg
Vitamin B6100 µg
Vitamin B9 (folic acid)33 µg
Vitamin C19,255 µg
Trace elements per 100g
Potassium235 mg
Sodium3 mg
Calcium9 µg
Magnesium11 mg
Phosphorus22g
Sulphur11 mg
Chloride30mg
Trace elements per 100g
iron316 µg
Zinc85 µg
Copper57 µg
Manganese108 µg
Fluoride24 µg
iodide1.1 µg

Effect on he alth

The tomato has a multitude of positive effects on our he alth. For example, it purifies the body and contributes to drainage. It is also said to stimulate digestion and lower cholesterol levels.

The many vitamins it contains - above all vitamin C - can help to strengthen the immune system. In addition, consumption can prevent cancer. Because the plant pigment carotene lycopene acts as a strong antioxidant and neutralizes free radicals that would damage the body's own cells.