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A typical coconut contains between 200 and 1000 milliliters of coconut water, with young coconuts yielding around 250-350 milliliters. The average coconut meat weighs 100-150 grams, making up 20-25% of the total weight of a mature coconut, which is about 1.4 kilograms. The weight breakdown includes husk (45-65%), shell (12-20%), meat (17-26%), and water (4-15%).

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Coconut 1

A typical coconut contains between 200 and 1000 milliliters of coconut water, with young coconuts yielding around 250-350 milliliters. The average coconut meat weighs 100-150 grams, making up 20-25% of the total weight of a mature coconut, which is about 1.4 kilograms. The weight breakdown includes husk (45-65%), shell (12-20%), meat (17-26%), and water (4-15%).

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typical coconut can contain between 200 and 1000 milliliters of

coconut water, depending on the size and maturity of the nut; with a
young, green coconut generally yielding around 250-350 milliliters
of water.
The average coconut meat weight in a typical nut is around 100-150
grams (depending on the variety), representing roughly 20-25% of
the total weight of a mature coconut, which usually weighs around
1.4 kilograms (3 pounds).
Key points about coconut weight breakdown:
 Husk: Makes up the largest portion, around 45-65% of the
coconut's weight.
 Shell: Comprises approximately 12-20% of the total weight.
 Coconut meat (kernel): Represents about 17-26% of the
coconut's weight.
 Coconut water: Makes up the remaining 4-15%.

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