Do zero-calorie foods exist? They are called zero calorie foods because your body burns more calories digesting these foods than the calories they carry, making it a negative calorie when eaten in moderation, of course. You can add these zero-calorie foods to your diet to help you slim down.
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1. Apples
Contains 52 calories per 100 gm
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2. Apricots
Contains 48 calories per 100 gm
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3. Brocooli
Contains 34 calories per 100 gm
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4. Cauliflower
Contains 25 calories per 100 gm
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5. Carrots
Contains 41 calories per 100 gm
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6. Celery
Contains 16 calories per 100 gm
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7. Cranberries
Contains 43 calories per 100 gm
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8. Cucumber
Contains 16 calories per 100 gm
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9. Garlic
Contains 149 calories per 100 gm
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10. Grapefruit
Contains 42 calories per 100 gm
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11. Green Beans
Contains 31 calories per 100 gm
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12. Lemon
Contains 29 calories per 100 gm
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13. Lettuce
Contains 25 calories per 100 gm
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14. Onion
Contains 40 calories per 100 gm
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15. Orange
Contains 47 calories per 100 gm
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16. Peppers
Contains 26 calories per 100 gm
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17. Pineapple
Contains 45 calories per 100 gm
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18. Spinach
Contains 23 calories per 100 gm
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19. Strawberries
Contains 32 calories per 100 gm
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20. Watermelon
Contains 30 calories per 100 gm
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21. Mushrooms
Contains 38 calories per 100 gm
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22. Tomatoes
Contains 17 calories per 100 gm
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23. Zucchini
Contains 17 calories per 100 gm
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24. Turnips
Contains 28 calories per 100 gm
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25. Beets
Contains 43 calories per 100 gm
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26. Brussles Sprouts
Contains 43 calories per 100 gm
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27. Eggplant
Contains 24 calories per 100 gm
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