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Nutrient Rankings/Vitamin D

☀️ Dairy and Egg Products — Highest Vitamin D(per 100g)

Promotes calcium absorption and bone health. Most people get it from sun exposure and fatty fish. FDA Daily Value: 20μg.

AllPork ProductsVegetables and Vegetable ProductsNut and Seed ProductsBeef ProductsBeveragesFinfish and Shellfish ProductsLegumes and Legume ProductsLamb, Veal, and Game ProductsBaked ProductsSweetsCereal Grains and PastaFast FoodsMeals, Entrees, and Side DishesSnacksRestaurant FoodsDairy and Egg ProductsSpices and HerbsBaby FoodsFats and OilsPoultry ProductsSoups, Sauces, and GraviesSausages and Luncheon MeatsBreakfast CerealsFruits and Fruit Juices
#FoodCategoryVitamin D(μg)% DV
181Cheese, cheddar, nonfat or fat free
Dairy and Egg Products
0.11%
182Milk dessert bar, frozen, made from lowfat milk
Dairy and Egg Products
0.11%
183Ice cream sundae cone
Dairy and Egg Products
0.11%

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Other Nutrient Rankings

🥩 Protein🩸 Iron🦴 Calcium🍊 Vitamin C🌾 Dietary Fiber⚡ Potassium👁️ Vitamin A💪 Magnesium🔋 Thiamine (B1)🟡 Riboflavin (B2)🔥 Energy🧈 Fat🍚 Carbohydrates🧂 Sodium🦪 Zinc🫀 Cholesterol🌻 Vitamin E🥬 Vitamin K🥩 Vitamin B12
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