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Serrano PepperRéférence nutritionnelle
Légumes

Serrano Pepper

Serrano peppers are small, hot chili peppers with a bright, sharp heat, low in calories and commonly used raw in salsas or cooked into sauces.

29
kcalpar 100g
Glucides
6.14g
Protéines
0.86g
Graisse
0.14g
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Valeurs nutritionnelles

Par 100 grammes

Valeurs de référence
Base de mesure
État de l'aliment
Raw
Partie comestible
Whole pepper, seeds and stem removed
Base de mesure
Per 100 g raw edible portion
Énergie (kcal)
29 kcal
Protéines
0.855625 g
Glucides
6.13628 g
Graisse
0.1406 g
Fibres alimentaires
2.521 g
Sucres
2.524 g
Sodium1
<2.5 mg
Autres nutriments12
Énergie (kJ)
122.3 kJ
Calcium
12.86 mg
Potassium
224 mg
Magnésium
12.68 mg
Fer
0.05725 mg
Zinc
0.138 mg
Vitamine B6
0.3904 mg
Vitamine B7
2.063 µg
Vitamine B9 (folate)
28.23 µg
Vitamine C
94.61 mg
Vitamine K2
18.1 µg
Vitamine K1 (phylloquinone)
18.1 µg
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  1. En dessous de la limite de quantification

Sources des données

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    USDA FoodData Central, Foundation, FDC ID 2747663

    FDC2747663; NDB100399 · Foundation; published2025-12-18; K1 acquisition2025

À propos de cet aliment

Comprendre cette référence nutritionnelle

Serrano peppers are small, slender chili peppers with a bright, sharp heat that is hotter than a jalapeño. They are a staple in Mexican cooking, where they are used raw in salsas and pico de gallo, or cooked into sauces, stews, and marinades. Their firm flesh and clean, grassy heat make them versatile in both fresh and cooked dishes.

Nutritionally, serrano peppers are very low in calories and provide vitamin C, vitamin A, and dietary fiber, along with capsaicin, the compound responsible for their heat. Because they add bold flavor for very few calories, they are a useful ingredient in calorie-conscious cooking.

Planifiez votre portion

Quelle quantité contient votre portion de Serrano Pepper?

Nutrition values are reported per 100 g of raw edible serrano pepper. A single serrano pepper weighs about 6 g and provides roughly 2 kcal. Use the serving sizes below to estimate portions when logging.

Calculé à partir de la référence par 100 g. Les valeurs sont arrondies.
PortionPoidsCaloriesGlucidesProtéinesGraisse
100 g100 g29 kcal6.1 g0.9 g0.1 g
1 pepper (about 6 g)6 g1.7 kcal0.4 g0.1 g0 g

Utilisez le poids de la partie comestible dans l'état de l'aliment indiqué ci-dessus.

Énergie (kcal)
29 kcal
Énergie (kJ)
122.3 kJ
Protéines
0.855625 g
Glucides
6.13628 g
Graisse
0.1406 g
Fibres alimentaires
2.521 g
Sucres
2.524 g
Sodium1
<2.5 mg
Calcium
12.86 mg
Potassium
224 mg
Magnésium
12.68 mg
Fer
0.05725 mg
Zinc
0.138 mg
Vitamine B6
0.3904 mg
Vitamine B7
2.063 µg
Vitamine B9 (folate)
28.23 µg
Vitamine C
94.61 mg
Vitamine K2
18.1 µg
Vitamine K1 (phylloquinone)
18.1 µg

Questions et réponses

Serrano Pepper FAQ nutrition

How hot is a serrano pepper?

Serrano peppers are moderately hot, typically hotter than a jalapeño but milder than a habanero, with a bright, sharp heat.

Are serrano peppers low in calories?

Yes. A 100 g serving of raw serrano peppers has about 29 kcal, and a single pepper provides only about 2 kcal.

How are serrano peppers used?

Serrano peppers are commonly used raw in salsas and pico de gallo, or cooked into sauces, stews, and marinades in Mexican cuisine.