Side-by-Side Comparison

Guava vs White Rice (Cooked)

Factual nutritional comparison based on verified food composition records.

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Fresh guava sliced open displaying vibrant pink flesh and seeds on neutral background
fruits

Guava

68Calories
2.5Protein
5.4Fiber
228.3Vit C
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Clean fluffy steamed long-grain white rice in neutral ceramic bowl
grains

White Rice (Cooked)

130Calories
2.7Protein
0.4Fiber
0.0Vit C
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Preparation State Notice

Comparing Guava (raw) with White Rice (Cooked) (cooked). Moisture variations and cooking state affect nutrient concentrations.

Highlights

Nutritional Takeaways

Based on standard 100g edible portion comparison

Lower Calories
-48%
Guava

Guava has fewer calories (energy) (68 kcal vs 130 kcal, 62 kcal less).

Higher Protein
+5%
White Rice (Cooked)

White Rice (Cooked) provides 2.7 g vs 2.6 g in Guava (+0.14 g, +5%).

Higher Dietary Fiber
+1250%
Guava

Guava provides 5.4 g vs 0.40 g in White Rice (Cooked) (+5.0 g, +1250%).

Higher Vitamin C
Guava

Guava provides 228 mg vs 0 mg in White Rice (Cooked) (+228 mg).

Comparing per 100 g standard edible portion.

Nutrient
Guava100 g edible portion
White Rice (Cooked)100 g edible portion
Macronutrients6 nutrients
Calories (Energy)White Rice (Cooked) higher
Guava
68 kcal3% DV
White Rice (Cooked)
130 kcal7% DV

White Rice (Cooked) provides 130 kcal vs 68 kcal in Guava (+62 kcal, +91%).

ProteinWhite Rice (Cooked) higher
Guava
2.6 g5% DV
White Rice (Cooked)
2.7 g5% DV

White Rice (Cooked) provides 2.7 g vs 2.6 g in Guava (+0.14 g, +5%).

CarbohydratesWhite Rice (Cooked) higher
Guava
14.3 g5% DV
White Rice (Cooked)
28.2 g10% DV

White Rice (Cooked) provides 28.2 g vs 14.3 g in Guava (+13.9 g, +97%).

Dietary FiberGuava higher
Guava
5.4 g19% DV
White Rice (Cooked)
0.40 g1% DV

Guava provides 5.4 g vs 0.40 g in White Rice (Cooked) (+5.0 g, +1250%).

Total FatGuava higher
Guava
0.95 g1% DV
White Rice (Cooked)
0.28 g

Guava provides 0.95 g vs 0.28 g in White Rice (Cooked) (+0.67 g, +239%).

Total SugarsGuava higher
Guava
8.9 g18% DV
White Rice (Cooked)
0.05 g

Guava provides 8.9 g vs 0.05 g in White Rice (Cooked) (+8.9 g, +17740%).

Vitamins12 nutrients
Vitamin CGuava higher
Guava
228 mg254% DV
White Rice (Cooked)
0 mg

Guava has higher vitamin c (228 mg vs 0 mg).

Vitamin A (RAE)Guava higher
Guava
31 µg3% DV
White Rice (Cooked)
0 µg

Guava has higher vitamin a (rae) (31 µg vs 0 µg).

Vitamin DSimilar
Guava
0 µg
White Rice (Cooked)
0 µg

Both Guava and White Rice (Cooked) provide similar amounts of vitamin d (0 µg).

Vitamin EGuava higher
Guava
0.73 mg5% DV
White Rice (Cooked)
0.04 mg

Guava provides 0.73 mg vs 0.04 mg in White Rice (Cooked) (+0.69 mg, +1725%).

Vitamin KGuava higher
Guava
2.6 µg2% DV
White Rice (Cooked)
0.1 µg

Guava provides 2.6 µg vs 0.1 µg in White Rice (Cooked) (+2.5 µg, +2500%).

Folate (DFE)White Rice (Cooked) higher
Guava
49 µg12% DV
White Rice (Cooked)
58 µg14% DV

White Rice (Cooked) provides 58 µg vs 49 µg in Guava (+9.0 µg, +18%).

Thiamin (Vitamin B1)White Rice (Cooked) higher
Guava
0.07 mg6% DV
White Rice (Cooked)
0.16 mg14% DV

White Rice (Cooked) provides slightly more thiamin (vitamin b1) (0.16 mg vs 0.07 mg).

Riboflavin (Vitamin B2)Similar
Guava
0.04 mg3% DV
White Rice (Cooked)
0.01 mg1% DV

Both Guava and White Rice (Cooked) provide similar amounts of riboflavin (vitamin b2) (0.04 mg).

Niacin (Vitamin B3)White Rice (Cooked) higher
Guava
1.1 mg7% DV
White Rice (Cooked)
1.5 mg9% DV

White Rice (Cooked) provides 1.5 mg vs 1.1 mg in Guava (+0.39 mg, +36%).

Pantothenic Acid (B5)Guava higher
Guava
0.45 mg9% DV
White Rice (Cooked)
0.40 mg8% DV

Guava provides 0.45 mg vs 0.40 mg in White Rice (Cooked) (+0.06 mg, +14%).

Vitamin B6Similar
Guava
0.11 mg6% DV
White Rice (Cooked)
0.09 mg5% DV

Both Guava and White Rice (Cooked) provide similar amounts of vitamin b6 (0.11 mg).

Vitamin B12Similar
Guava
0 µg
White Rice (Cooked)
0 µg

Both Guava and White Rice (Cooked) provide similar amounts of vitamin b12 (0 µg).

Minerals7 nutrients
SodiumGuava higher
Guava
2.0 mg
White Rice (Cooked)
1.0 mg

Guava provides 2.0 mg vs 1.0 mg in White Rice (Cooked) (+1.0 mg, +100%).

PotassiumGuava higher
Guava
417 mg9% DV
White Rice (Cooked)
35.0 mg1% DV

Guava provides 417 mg vs 35.0 mg in White Rice (Cooked) (+382 mg, +1091%).

CalciumGuava higher
Guava
18.0 mg1% DV
White Rice (Cooked)
10.0 mg1% DV

Guava provides 18.0 mg vs 10.0 mg in White Rice (Cooked) (+8.0 mg, +80%).

IronWhite Rice (Cooked) higher
Guava
0.26 mg1% DV
White Rice (Cooked)
1.2 mg7% DV

White Rice (Cooked) provides 1.2 mg vs 0.26 mg in Guava (+0.94 mg, +362%).

MagnesiumGuava higher
Guava
22.0 mg5% DV
White Rice (Cooked)
12.0 mg3% DV

Guava provides 22.0 mg vs 12.0 mg in White Rice (Cooked) (+10.0 mg, +83%).

PhosphorusWhite Rice (Cooked) higher
Guava
40.0 mg3% DV
White Rice (Cooked)
43.0 mg3% DV

White Rice (Cooked) provides 43.0 mg vs 40.0 mg in Guava (+3.0 mg, +8%).

ZincWhite Rice (Cooked) higher
Guava
0.23 mg2% DV
White Rice (Cooked)
0.49 mg4% DV

White Rice (Cooked) provides 0.49 mg vs 0.23 mg in Guava (+0.26 mg, +113%).

Lipids1 nutrients
Saturated FatGuava higher
Guava
0.27 g1% DV
White Rice (Cooked)
0.08 g

Guava provides 0.27 g vs 0.08 g in White Rice (Cooked) (+0.19 g, +251%).

Comparison Summary

Based on 26 nutrients analyzed, Guava leads in 13 categories while White Rice (Cooked) leads in 9.Both foods show similar concentrations in 4 nutrients. Overall, Guava has the nutritional edge in this comparison.

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