How much fiber is in pear?

Pear contains 5.5g of fiber per medium pear, which is 18% of the recommended daily intake of 30g.

Is pear high in fiber?

Pear is good source of fiber. It has more fiber per serving than 80% of all foods in the USDA database. You would need 5.4 servings to reach the daily 30g goal.

Does pear have soluble or insoluble fiber?

Pear contains 0.3g of soluble fiber and 2.8g of insoluble fiber per 100g. Soluble fiber feeds gut bacteria and helps lower cholesterol, while insoluble fiber aids digestion.

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Fiber in Pear

5.5g of fiber per medium pear

3.1g per 100g

18% of daily 30g goal 30g

✓ Good source of fiber

Is that a lot?

80%

More fiber per serving than 80% of all foods

#73

out of 238 fruits and fruit juices

5.4

medium pears to hit 30g

Pear isn't a primary fiber source on its own — but it adds up when combined with high-fiber foods.

Soluble vs Insoluble Fiber

2.8g

Soluble 0.3g — feeds gut bacteria, helps lower cholesterol

Insoluble 2.8g — aids digestion, adds bulk

Nutrition per 100g

Calories

0.4g

Protein

15.1g

Carbs

0.2g

Fat

Pair it with

Combine pear with these foods to hit your daily 30g fiber goal:

Pear 5.5g

Wheat bran, crude cup

24.8g

Total: 30.3g 101% of daily goal

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