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Nutrient Rankings/Vitamin B12

🥩 Sweets — Highest Vitamin B12(per 100g)

Essential for red blood cell production and nerve function. Found almost exclusively in animal products. FDA Daily Value: 2.4μg.

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#FoodCategoryVitamin B12(μg)% DV
151Puddings, banana, dry mix, instant
Sweets
0.010%
152Candies, taffy, prepared-from-recipe
Sweets
0.010%
153Puddings, banana, dry mix, instant, with added oil
Sweets
0.010%

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