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Why One Mandarin Doesn't Count as One Serving of Fruit

Summary by rtl.nl
It's often thought that one piece of fruit equals one serving. But this isn't always the case. With mandarins, for example, it's a little different, explains sports dietitian Coco Brocades on social media. How does that actually work? Dietitian and health professional Caroline Albers explains when you can consider a serving and how that varies by fruit.
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It's often thought that one piece of fruit equals one serving. But this isn't always the case. With mandarins, for example, it's a little different, explains sports dietitian Coco Brocades on social media. How does that actually work? Dietitian and health professional Caroline Albers explains when you can consider a serving and how that varies by fruit.

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rtl.nl broke the news in on Sunday, December 14, 2025.
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