Vitamin B9 (Folate)
Top 50 foods highest in vitamin B9 (folate).
№ | The amount of | Percent Daily Value (DV) per 100 g | |
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1 | Goose liver | 738µg | 184.5% |
2 | Duck liver | 738µg | 184.5% |
3 | Turkey liver | 691µg | 172.8% |
4 | Chicken livers | 560µg | 140% |
5 | Chickpeas | 557µg | 139.3% |
6 | Soy protein concentrate | 340µg | 85% |
7 | Edamame | 311µg | 77.8% |
8 | Soy meal | 303µg | 75.8% |
9 | Soy-based protein powder | 289µg | 72.3% |
10 | Milk based protein powder | 280µg | 70% |
11 | Chervil | 274µg | 68.5% |
12 | Marjoram | 274µg | 68.5% |
13 | Sage | 274µg | 68.5% |
14 | Tarragon | 274µg | 68.5% |
15 | Beef liver | 253µg | 63.3% |
16 | Peanuts | 240µg | 60% |
17 | Oregano | 237µg | 59.3% |
18 | Dry roasted sunflower seeds | 237µg | 59.3% |
19 | Sunflower seeds | 227µg | 56.8% |
20 | Sunflower seed flour | 222µg | 55.5% |
21 | Egg yolk powder | 209µg | 52.3% |
22 | Cowpeas | 208µg | 52% |
23 | Wakame | 196µg | 49% |
24 | Turnip greens | 194µg | 48.5% |
25 | Spinach | 194µg | 48.5% |
26 | Lentils | 181µg | 45.3% |
27 | Bay leaf | 180µg | 45% |
28 | Kelp | 180µg | 45% |
29 | Soy protein isolate | 176µg | 44% |
30 | Cooked chickpeas | 172µg | 43% |
31 | Soy bean sprouts | 172µg | 43% |
32 | Pinto beans | 172µg | 43% |
33 | Pink beans | 168µg | 42% |
34 | Pork liver | 163µg | 40.8% |
35 | Mustard seed | 162µg | 40.5% |
36 | Mung beans | 159µg | 39.8% |
37 | Parsley | 152µg | 38% |
38 | Dill weed | 150µg | 37.5% |
39 | Cooked asparagus | 149µg | 37.3% |
40 | Black beans | 149µg | 37.3% |
41 | Laver | 146µg | 36.5% |
42 | Cooked spinach | 146µg | 36.5% |
43 | Raw egg yolk | 146µg | 36.5% |
44 | Pea sprouts | 144µg | 36% |
45 | Endive | 142µg | 35.5% |
46 | Kale | 141µg | 35.3% |
47 | Navy beans | 140µg | 35% |
48 | Focaccia | 138µg | 34.5% |
49 | Romaine lettuce | 136µg | 34% |
50 | Kidney beans | 130µg | 32.5% |