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How much fiber is in bananas?

A medium banana (4.2 oz, 118 g) has 2 g of fiber, 7% of the Daily Value. A small banana has 1.7 g and an extra large one 2.6 g. Per 3.5 oz (100 g): 1.7 g.

Numbers are for the USDA entry Bananas, ripe and slightly ripe, raw. Other forms are compared below.

Fiber in bananas by size and measure

MeasureWeightFiberCalories% DV
1 cup (mashed)7.9 oz (225 g)3.8 g218 calories14%
1 cup (sliced)5.3 oz (150 g)2.5 g146 calories9%
1/2 cup2.6 oz (75 g)1.3 g73 calories5%
1 extra large5.4 oz (152 g)2.6 g147 calories9%
1 large4.8 oz (136 g)2.3 g132 calories8%
1 medium4.2 oz (118 g)2 g114 calories7%
1 banana peeled4.1 oz (115 g)2 g112 calories7%
1 small3.6 oz (101 g)1.7 g98 calories6%
1 extra small2.9 oz (81 g)1.4 g79 calories5%
1 oz28 g0.48 g27 calories2%
100 g3.5 oz1.7 g97 calories6%

Weights are the household measures USDA lists for this exact food. % DV uses the FDA Daily Value of 28 g.

Fiber per calorie

Bananas give 1.8 g of fiber per 100 calories. The Daily Value for fiber is 28 g.

Raw, cooked and other forms

Per 100 g, the 2 USDA entries below range from 1.7 g in bananas, ripe and slightly ripe, raw to 1.8 g in banana, baked.

USDA entryPer 100 gPer serving
Bananas, ripe and slightly ripe, raw1.7 g2 g per 1 medium (118 g)
Banana, baked1.8 g2.5 g per 1 banana (140 g)

Each row is a separate USDA entry with its own household measure. A dash means USDA lists no comparable measure for that entry.

How bananas compare with other fruits

Among the 43 fruits people look up most, bananas rank 19th for fiber per 3.5 oz (100 g) and 23rd per typical serving.

#FoodServingPer servingPer 100 g
1Passion fruit1 cup, 236 g24.5 g10.4 g
2Prunes1 oz, 28.3 g2 g7.1 g
3Avocado1 fruit (without skin and seed), 136 g9.2 g6.8 g
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11Kiwi fruit1 fruit, 75 g2.2 g3 g
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16Orange1 fruit, 140 g2.8 g2 g
17Clementine1 fruit, 85 g1.5 g1.8 g
18Dragon fruit1 fruit, 75 g1.4 g1.8 g
19Bananas1 medium, 118 g2 g1.7 g
20Papaya1 cup 1" pieces, 145 g2.5 g1.7 g
21Mango1 cup pieces, 165 g2.6 g1.6 g

The list is the 43 fruits most asked about in US searches for protein, calories, carbs, sugar and fiber, each as one USDA entry with its usual serving. Rows in between are skipped (…).

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Sources

Nutrients and household measures: USDA FoodData Central, April 2026 release (accessed 2026-10-14)

  • Bananas, ripe and slightly ripe, raw: Bananas, ripe and slightly ripe, raw, FDC ID 1105314 (Foundation Foods, published 2020-04-01) · full nutrition facts
  • Banana, baked: Banana, baked, FDC ID 2709225 (FoodData Central survey (FNDDS) 2024-10-31)

Comparison foods:

  • Passion fruit: Passion-fruit, (granadilla), purple, raw, FDC ID 169108
  • Prunes: Plums, dried (prunes), uncooked, FDC ID 168162
  • Avocado: Avocados, raw, California, FDC ID 171706
  • Kiwi fruit: Kiwi fruit, raw, FDC ID 2709239
  • Orange: Oranges, raw, navels, FDC ID 746771
  • Clementine: Clementine, raw, FDC ID 2709164
  • Dragon fruit: Dragon fruit, FDC ID 2709234
  • Papaya: Papayas, raw, FDC ID 169926
  • Mango: Mangos, raw, FDC ID 169910

How we calculate: every amount is the USDA value per 3.5 oz (100 g) scaled to the gram weight USDA lists for that measure. 1 oz = 28.35 g and 1 lb = 453.6 g. Daily Values: FDA, 21 CFR 101.9, for adults and children 4 years and older. A dash (—) means USDA reports no value. How we verify.