Sugar snap peas
  Seasonal period: 
    March, April
          
      Also known as mangetout peas, they are an early picked type of peas with very tender pods. The pointy ends are removed before cooking and they are eaten whole with the pod.
Asparagus peas (lotus tetragonolobus) are eaten the same way even though they are not from the same family.
Nutritional information (0.1 kg)
    Energy
                91.0
                kcal
              Carbohydrates
                13.1
                g
              Proteins
                6.0
                g
              Lipids
                0.5
                g
              
                Sugars
                
                  0.0
                  g
                
              
            
                Salt (Sodium)
                
                  0.0
                  mg
                
              
            
                Folic acid
                
                  78.0
                  ug
                
              
            
                Vitamin C
                
                  23.0
                  g
                
              
            
                Vitamin A
                
                  0.0
                  ug
                
              
            
                Zinc
                
                  0.7
                  mg
                
              
            
                Iron
                
                  1.7
                  mg
                
              
            
                Calcium
                
                  24.0
                  mg
                
              
            
                Cholesterol
                
                  0.0
                  mg
                
              
            
                Polyunsaturated fatty acids
                
                  0.06
                  g
                
              
            
                Monounsaturated fatty acids
                
                  0.16
                  g
                
              
            
                Saturates
                
                  0.19
                  g
                
              
            
                Fiber
                
                  5.2
                  g
                
              
            
        The data is merely a guide and should not be used for medical purposes. Those responsible for the web disclaims any responsibility.
      
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