Apple (Gala) Nutrition Facts

Apple (Gala) is a fruit whose variety, ripeness, edible portion, and preparation state affect its composition. It provides dietary fiber.
Nutrition for 100 g
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The Peel Carries the Quercetin
Apples eaten with the skin average 4.01 mg of quercetin per 100 g; peeled apples average 1.05 mg. Most of this flavonol sits in the skin, so peeling removes the bulk of it.
How to choose and store Apple (Gala)
How to choose
Choose Gala apples that feel firm and heavy for their size, with tight, glossy skin and no soft patches, wrinkling or brown bruising.
Storage
Store whole in the fridge crisper drawer, away from strong-smelling foods; they stay crisp for several weeks. Cut apples brown quickly — toss slices with a little lemon juice and eat the same day.
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