no apples don’t contain any caffeine. there’s a widely held but false belief that apples are better than coffee at waking you up in the morning. i think that this claim was misconstrued and resulted in someone believing that apples contain caffeine. the theory is that the fructose (simple sugar) in apples is responsible in helping you wake up though i couldn’t find any research to support this or suggest that apples are better than coffee at waking you up. nutrient-rich there are many health benefits to consuming fruits like apples on a regular basis. helping you to wake up in the morning however may not be one of them. if you’re still curious try it for yourself to see if it can help you feel more alert after waking up. hi this is how it should read. nutrition of an apple serving size 182 grams (1 medium apple) calories 95 sugar 19 protein 0. 5mg vitamin c 8. 4mg vitamina 98. 3iu folate 5. 5mcg choline 6. 2mcg calcium 10. 9mg phosphorus 20mg potassium 195mg caffeine 0mg apples also contain very small traces of other vitamins and minerals. hi the answer you looking for read this. nutrition of an apple serving size 182 grams (1 medium apple) calories 95 sugar 19 protein 0. 5mg vitamin c 8. 4mg vitamin a 98. 3 iu folate 5. 5mcg choline 6. 2mcg calcium 10. 9mg phosphorus 20mg potassium 195mg caffeine 0mg apples also contain very small traces of other vitamins and minerals. so as you can see no. good luck
do apples contain caffeine? . i've heard recently that apples contain caffeine. is this true?