To avoid serious harm, get checked out by your doctor to determine exactly what foods you are allergic to. And remember, make yourself aware of these common food allergies, always read labels, and donât be afraid to ask for ingredients. Check out Dr. Bassett's advice in our slideshow. Emily Jacobs is the Recipe editor at The Daily Meal.
Cantaloupe nutrition is a great source of vitamin C and vitamin A, in the form of carotenoids. In fact cantaloupe is thought to be one of the highest fruit sources of vitamin A, while also providing potassium, and B vitamins including thiamine, niacin, folate, as well as vitamin K, magnesium, and fiber.
One serving of cantaloupe contains a small amount of good, unrefined carbohydrates. In addition to carbohydrates, cantaloupe is a good source of vitamins, minerals and highly desirable fiber in the diet. Cantaloupes contain 16 g of carbohydrates per serving. One serving is equal to one cup of cantaloupe balls or 177 g of cantaloupe. The carbohydrates in cantaloupe are mostly from sugar. Sugar makes up 14 g, and 2 g of carbohydrates are in the form of fiber.