Tryptophan in Nuts
List of nuts with a high tryptophan content.
№ | The amount of | Percent Daily Value (DV) per 100 g | |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Butternuts | 0.37g | 46.3% |
2 | Black walnuts | 0.32g | 40% |
3 | Cashew nuts | 0.29g | 36.3% |
4 | Dry roasted pistachio nuts | 0.26g | 32.5% |
5 | Pistachio nuts | 0.25g | 31.3% |
6 | Peanuts | 0.25g | 31.3% |
7 | Roasted cashews | 0.24g | 30% |
8 | Roasted peanuts | 0.23g | 28.8% |
9 | Almonds | 0.21g | 26.3% |
10 | Roasted almonds | 0.21g | 26.3% |
11 | Dry roasted hazelnuts | 0.19g | 23.8% |
12 | Hazelnuts | 0.19g | 23.8% |
13 | Pili nuts | 0.19g | 23.8% |
14 | Walnuts | 0.17g | 21.3% |
15 | Brazil nuts | 0.14g | 17.5% |
16 | Pine nuts | 0.11g | 13.8% |
17 | Pecans | 0.09g | 11.3% |
18 | Dried coconut meat | 0.08g | 10% |
19 | Beechnuts | 0.07g | 8.8% |
20 | Macadamia nuts | 0.07g | 8.8% |
21 | Dry roasted macadamias | 0.07g | 8.8% |
22 | Coconut meat | 0.04g | 5% |
23 | Chestnuts | 0.02g | 2.5% |