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Watermelon is made up of 91% water, which makes it one of the best fruits to eat if you are feeling dehydrated. Strawberries. Like watermelon, strawberries are made up of nearly 91% water. These small, red fruits are a favorite sweet treat.
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Learn More »Like watermelon, strawberries are made up of nearly 91% water. These small, red fruits are a favorite sweet treat. Cantaloupe. Cantaloupe is a mildly sweet melon fruit that, when ripe, contains 90% water. Cantaloupe is a mildly sweet melon fruit that, when ripe, contains 90% water. Grapefruit. This popular breakfast fruit comprises 88% water, which, along with grapefruits other health advantages, makes it an excellent way to start the day. This popular breakfast fruit comprises 88% water, which, along with grapefruits other health advantages, makes it an excellent way to start the day. Peaches. Nearly 88% of these fuzzy, soft fruit is made up of water, which can help keep you hydrated. Nearly 88% of these fuzzy, soft fruit is made up of water, which can help keep you hydrated. Oranges. Not only do oranges contain 87% water, they also come in a natural container and are easy to take with you. Just peel and enjoy! Fruit is a great snack for children, athletes or anyone in need of a little extra hydration. You can enjoy a sweet treat while replenishing your body with much needed liquids and other beneficial vitamins and minerals. Whether you are out and about on a hot, summer day, attending a kids’ sporting event or participating in physical activity, Michigan State University Extension encourages you to compliment your intake of water by also eating fruit with high water content. To learn more about why hydration is so important, read the two-part article series "Hydration: It's good for the body." Michigan State University Extension also offers nutrition and physical activity programming, resources and education.
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