Random fruit generator
Discover a fruit and compare its basic nutrition at a glance.
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- Fruityvice
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Choose a fruit at random or narrow the draw by botanical family and sugar content. Each result shows the fruit's genus and family with calories, sugar, carbohydrates, protein, and fat, for quick comparison rather than medical guidance.
How to use the random fruit generator
- Set the How many slider to draw up to eight fruits.
- Type a botanical Family, such as Rosaceae, or leave it blank.
- Enter a Maximum sugar in grams per 100g to limit sweet fruit.
- Click Generate to compare calories, sugar, carbs, protein, and fat.
Where the data comes from
Fruityvice is a small, free fruit database. It lists a few dozen common fruits, each with its botanical family, order, and genus, and five nutrition values per 100 grams: calories, fat, sugar, carbohydrates, and protein. The list is short, so repeats come up quickly and regional or unusual fruits are mostly missing.
Filtering by family and sugar
Family groups fruit by plant family, and the name has to match exactly. Rosaceae is the rose family, which covers apples, pears, strawberries, and cherries. Rutaceae is citrus. Musaceae is bananas. Leave Family blank to draw from everything.
Maximum sugar is grams per 100 grams of fruit. A limit of 10 leaves out the sweetest fruit, such as bananas and grapes, and keeps options like strawberries and lemons.
Reading the numbers
Real fruit varies with variety, ripeness, and growing conditions, and a public database can only give typical values. Use the figures to compare fruits, not as dietary or medical advice.
Frequently asked questions
Where does the fruit data come from?
Fruityvice supplies the records shown in each result.
What can I filter by?
Botanical family and a maximum sugar value, both optional.
Are the nutrition values per piece?
No. They are per 100 grams, which makes fruits easier to compare with each other.
Why is a field sometimes empty?
Source records differ in completeness. The page shows what Fruityvice returns and leaves gaps empty rather than guessing.
Built and maintained by Bipul Kumar. Found a wrong number or a broken result? Tell me and I'll fix it.