2460 Tomato, red, ripe, raw, year round average
Refuse 9 Percent refuse
Refuse Description core and stem Inedible parts of food
CFG Group Vegetables and Fruits Canada's Food Guide to Healthy Eating Group
CFG Sub Group Vegetables, Other, lower fat Canada's Food Guide to Healthy Eating Sub Group

MeasureConv FactorGm_Wt
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1 cherry tomato 0.1717
1 italian tomato 0.6262
1 large whole (7.6cm dia) 1.82182
1 medium whole (6.6cm dia) 1.23123
1 plum tomato 0.6262
1 small whole (6cm dia) 0.9191
1 wedge (1/4 of medium tomato) 0.3131
100ml cherry totatoes 0.6297563
100ml chopped or sliced 0.7607876
125ml cherry tomatoes 0.7871979
125ml chopped or sliced 0.9509795
250ml cherry tomatoes 1.57439157
250ml chopped or sliced 1.90194190
85g 0.8585



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All nutrient values supplied in the CNF database are based on a 100g sample. The conversion factor is the factor by which you would multiply the nutrient value per 100g to obtain the nutrient amount per the measure described. For example; if you choose a measure of say,1 slice, the CNF file has already determined the weight of 1 slice of that particular food and provides a conversion factor to relate the weight of 1 slice to the base reference weight of 100g. When you click on one of the measures above to display the nutrient analysis the conversion factor is automatically applied so the displayed nutrient values relate to the selected measure.

NB There are a few foods in the CNF that have no measures available in the database and hence no data will be available above!
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