Dimes Pineapple Drink: Calories, Sugar and Serving Size

Dimes Pineapple Juice

200 ml

Calculation basis: Retailer label for Dimes Active pineapple drink 1 L; 51 kcal/100 ml, not 100% juice.

Calculated from the 100 ml values. — means unknown, not zero.

102kcal

Carbohydrate25.2 g 99%

Protein0.2 g 1%

Fat0 g 0%

Dimes Pineapple Juice Nutrition Values

Nutrients	100 ml	1 Measured drink (200 ml)
Calories(kcal)	51	102
Carbohydrate (g)	12.6	25.2
Protein (g)	0.1	0.2
Fat (g)	0	0
Fiber (g)	0	0
Sodium (mg)	0	0

Values are calculated from a 100 ml basis. The product, recipe and serving amount can change the result. See the food-specific notes below for the reference used.

Dimes pineapple drink calories

The reviewed Dimes Active pineapple drink in the one-litre pack provides 51 kcal per 100 ml. A 200 ml serving contains about 102 kcal and 25.2 g sugar. The entire carton contains 510 kcal and 126 g sugar, so the pack size should not be mistaken for a single glass.

Is it 100% pineapple juice?

Although the page name says “pineapple juice”, the product used for the calculation is a fruit drink, not 100% juice. Its ingredients include water, beet sugar, pineapple juice concentrate and pineapple flavouring, along with acidity regulators, ascorbic acid, pectin and beta carotene. The verified information does not establish an exact pineapple percentage.

Beet sugar is an added ingredient. The panel does not separate sugar from fruit and added sugar within the total. Ascorbic acid or beta carotene appearing in the ingredients also does not establish a measured vitamin C or vitamin A amount for the drink.

The generic pineapple juice reference with added vitamin C declares a specific amount. Sharing the fruit name does not make that number applicable to Active; the drink needs its own quantitative declaration.

A glass versus a whole carton

A 150 ml serving contains about 77 kcal and 18.9 g sugar; 250 ml contains 128 kcal and 31.5 g sugar. Checking the capacity of your usual glass helps match the calculation to what you pour. Plain water or ice adds no calories, while syrup or another juice needs its own addition to the total.

The label declares 0 g fibre and 0.1 g protein per 100 ml. Fresh pineapple provides 2.1 g fibre per 150 g edible flesh; a 200 ml drink is not an equivalent portion of whole fruit. Foods eaten alongside the drink contribute their own protein, fibre and energy to breakfast or a snack.

Source and formulation

The 100 ml panel comes from Arden Market's Dimes Active pineapple 1 L entry, with matching ingredients compared against CarrefourSA's product listing. Different pack formulations have not been averaged together. Millilitres have not been converted to grams, and undeclared vitamin amounts remain unknown.