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Bananas are not typically considered a high-protein food, but they do contain some protein. One medium-sized banana contains approximately: - 105 calories - 2-3 grams of protein - 27 grams of carbohydrates - 0.5 grams of fat While bananas are not a significant source of protein, they can contribute to a person's overall protein intake as part of a balanced diet. Athletes and individuals with high protein needs may need to consume other protein-rich foods in addition to bananas to meet their requirements. Some other fruits that are higher in protein than bananas include: - Avocados (3-4 grams of protein per medium-sized fruit) - Guavas (4

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