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5 A Day Counter

A free 5 a day counter: tap to add fruit and vegetable portions (80 g each), with NHS portion sizes. Juice and beans count once. Today's count is saved on your device.

5 a day counter

Tap + for each portion of fruit or veg today. One portion is 80 g. Today's count is saved on this device and resets tomorrow.

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1 medium apple, banana, pear or orange0
2 small fruits (plums, satsumas, kiwis)0
A handful of berries or grapes (about 14)0
3 heaped tablespoons of cooked vegetables0
A dessert bowl of salad0
1 medium tomato or 7 cherry tomatoes0
30 g dried fruit (1 heaped tablespoon), best with meals0
80 g canned or frozen fruit or veg (no added sugar or salt)0
3 heaped tablespoons of beans or pulses (counts once a day)0
150 ml juice or smoothie (counts once a day)0
Potatoes don't count (they're a starchy food), but sweet potatoes, parsnips and swedes do. Beans and juice count only once a day, however much you have.

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πŸ“š Official sources: NHS: 5 A Day: what counts?

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Questions people ask

What counts as one portion?+

80 g of fresh, frozen or canned fruit or veg: for example an apple, 3 heaped tablespoons of peas, or a dessert bowl of salad. 30 g of dried fruit counts as one.

Do potatoes count?+

No, they're a starchy food. Sweet potatoes, parsnips, swedes and turnips do count.

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