54 Calories per 100g

Peach Nectar: Complete Mineral Profile

Peach Nectar: Considered a good source of minerals?

Peach nectar is not typically a good source of minerals. While it does contain small amounts of some essential minerals, like calcium and phosphorus, its overall mineral content is relatively low compared to other juices or drinks. An 8 ounce serving (240 ml) of peach nectar contains just 12 mg of calcium, 6 mg of magnesium and 5 mg of potassium. That’s less than one-tenth the recommended amount for each of these minerals. Additionally, since peach nectar is usually made with added sugars and flavorings, it can contribute to an unhealthy diet high in added sugars that could lead to obesity and tooth decay over time. Therefore, while peach nectar may provide some benefits in terms of flavor and variety, it should generally be consumed only occasionally as part of a balanced and nutritious diet.