Nutrition reference

Snacks, Farley Candy, Farley Fruit Snacks, With Vitamins A, C, And E

Snacks, Farley Candy, Farley Fruit Snacks, With Vitamins A, C, And E is published in Snacks as SR Legacy data. Nutrient values in this profile use a 100 g comparison basis; the displayed energy value is 341 kcal per 100 g. USDA also provides 1 household portion reference for this item where shown below. Nutrient percentiles and similar-food links compare only values with matching units across the published FoodData Central collections. These comparisons describe the dataset and are not dietary recommendations, medical advice or a substitute for individual nutrition guidance.

81.3Calorie Percentile
5Similar Foods Count

Key facts

Serving size
100 g reference basis
Calories
341
Food category
Snacks
Food class
FinalFood
Food data type
SR Legacy
Publication date
4/1/2019
Historical reference
No
Nutrients
Ash0.0 g
Carbohydrate, by difference80.9 g
Energy341 kcal
Protein4.4 g
Sodium, Na36.0 mg
Total lipid (fat)0.0 g
Vitamin A, IU5440.0 IU
Vitamin C, total ascorbic acid90.3 mg
Water14.7 g

USDA household references

Published portions

Portions translate household measures to gram weights; nutrient comparisons on this site remain per 100 g.

AmountMeasureGram weight
1.0undetermined26.0 g

USDA analytical context

Nutrient identifiers and derivation

Nutrient IDs, data-point counts and derivation descriptions are preserved from FoodData Central; blank fields were not supplied by the source.

NutrientUSDA IDNumberData pointsDerivationMethod/source description
Ash10072071AAnalytical
Carbohydrate, by difference10052050NCCalculated
Energy10082080NCCalculated
Protein10032031AAnalytical
Sodium, Na10933071AAnalytical
Total lipid (fat)10042041AAnalytical
Vitamin A, IU11043181MAManufacturer supplied(industry or trade association), Analytical data, incomplete documentation
Vitamin C, total ascorbic acid11624011AAnalytical
Water10512551AAnalytical

Field-level provenance

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