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How many calories in blueberries?

There are different types of blueberries. For instance, raw blueberries contain 240 kilojoules per 100g (68 cals per oz) or canned blueberries contain 369 kilojoules per 100g (104 cals per oz). A typical value is 275.25 kilojoules per 100g (77 cals per oz) (e.g. for wild blueberries) This makes it more fattening than the majority of fruit or fruit juice.

What is the calorific value of blueberries, the food?

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