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
2. Apricots
Contains 48 calories per 100 gm
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3. Brocooli
Contains 34 calories per 100 gm
4. Cauliflower
Contains 25 calories per 100 gm
5. Carrots
Contains 41 calories per 100 gm
6. Celery
Contains 16 calories per 100 gm
7. Cranberries
Contains 43 calories per 100 gm
8. Cucumber
Contains 16 calories per 100 gm
9. Garlic
Contains 149 calories per 100 gm
10. Grapefruit
Contains 42 calories per 100 gm
11. Green Beans
Contains 31 calories per 100 gm
12. Lemon
Contains 29 calories per 100 gm
13. Lettuce
Contains 25 calories per 100 gm
14. Onion
Contains 40 calories per 100 gm
15. Orange
Contains 47 calories per 100 gm
16. Peppers
Contains 26 calories per 100 gm
17. Pineapple
Contains 45 calories per 100 gm
18. Spinach
Contains 23 calories per 100 gm
19. Strawberries
Contains 32 calories per 100 gm
20. Watermelon
Contains 30 calories per 100 gm
21. Mushrooms
Contains 38 calories per 100 gm
22. Tomatoes
Contains 17 calories per 100 gm
23. Zucchini
Contains 17 calories per 100 gm
24. Turnips
Contains 28 calories per 100 gm
25. Beets
Contains 43 calories per 100 gm
26. Brussles Sprouts
Contains 43 calories per 100 gm
27. Eggplant
Contains 24 calories per 100 gm
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