A cup of grapes has about one gram of fiber. That’s it.
Compare that to a pear (6 grams) or a cup of raspberries (8 grams). Grapes are basically the slacker of the fruit fiber family.
So, for serious fiber needs? Look elsewhere. But for a delicious snack?
Wait, Don’t Leave Yet!
Here’s the quirky part: most of that tiny fiber is in the skin. Yes, that thin, slippery purple or green jacket.
If you peel them like a weirdo? You just lost your entire fiber supply. Insanity!
So eat them whole. Chew that skin. Your gut will thank you, even if it’s just a little.