Pumpkin Nutrition Facts

The word pumpkin has been originated from the Greek language, which means “large melon”. Many countries grow it due to many reasons; some grow it on commercial reasons while others grow it for agricultural purposes. Pumpkin cannot be grown only in sub-continent of Antarctica. The harvesting season of pumpkin is July as it is warm weather fruit.

Pumpkin is used in cooking many dishes. You may eat its fleshy shell, the seeds, the leaves and flowers. In United States and Canada, people send this staple as a thanks giving gesture. People have trend to buy canned pumpkin mostly. Cooking of it can be versatile such as in boiling form, baked, steamed or roasted. In North America, it is important staple and used in making soups and purees. Its seeds are called pepitas which have large amount of protein. There is 7grams of protein in one ounce of pumpkin seeds. It is anti-oxidant and full of vitamins.

Pumpkin Nutritional Value, Data, Information, Content, Label, List and Benefits

Measure 125ml

Weight 129g

Energy 44kcal

Energy 184kj

Protein 1g

Carbohydrate 10g

Total Sugar 4g

Total Dietary Fiber 3.8g

Total Fat tr g

Calcium 34mg

Iron 1.8mg

Sodium 6mg

Potassium 267mg

Magnesium 30mg

Phosphorus 45mg

Vitamin A 1007RAE

Beta-carotene 16mcg

Lycopene 5mcg

Folate 0DFE

Vitamin C mg

Vitamin B12 mcg