Does an apple and cupcake give you the same size and does it give you the same amount of energy

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An apple and cupcake are around the same size if you compare them in that respect.

As for energy, a cupcake gives you a lot of energy at that moment, called a “sugar rush”. But an apple has more fat and protein, giving you more energy an hour or a bit more later, but the apple’s energy will not drop off later leaving you feeling fatigued unlike the cupcake.

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