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Sources of Manganese Mn
Based on USDA (US Department of Agriculture) National Nutrient Database Release 22 (SR22). The values are mean nutrient values per 100 grams of the edible portion.
1. Tea, instant, unsweetened, powder 133.000 mg
2. Spices, cloves, ground 30.033 mg
3. Spices, saffron 28.408 mg
4. Spices, cardamom 28.000 mg
5. Spices, ginger, ground 26.500 mg
6. Spices, cinnamon, ground 17.466 mg
7. Spices, pumpkin pie spice 15.844 mg
8. Rice bran, crude 14.210 mg
9. Wheat germ, crude 13.301 mg
10. Wheat bran, crude 11.500 mg
11. Spearmint, dried 11.482 mg
12. Spices, parsley, dried 9.810 mg
13. Teff, uncooked 9.240 mg
14. Nuts, pine nuts, dried 8.802 mg
15. Spices, bay leaf 8.167 mg
16. Spices, tarragon, dried 7.967 mg
17. Spices, thyme, dried 7.867 mg
18. Spices, turmeric, ground 7.833 mg
19. Spices, celery seed 7.567 mg
20. Spices, poultry seasoning 6.857 mg
21. Spices, poppy seed 6.707 mg
22. Fireweed, leaves, raw 6.704 mg
23. Nuts, butternuts, dried 6.560 mg
24. Spices, fennel seed 6.533 mg
25. Spices, coriander leaf, dried 6.355 mg
26. Nuts, hazelnuts or filberts 6.175 mg
27. Spices, savory, ground 6.100 mg
28. Oat bran, raw 5.630 mg
29. Spices, pepper, black 5.625 mg
30. Spices, marjoram, dried 5.433 mg
31. Crackers, rye, wafers, plain 5.366 mg
32. Cereals, WHEATENA, dry 5.262 mg
33. Lemon grass (citronella), raw 5.224 mg
34. Snacks, rice cakes, brown rice, corn 5.080 mg
35. Spices, oregano, dried 4.990 mg
36. Oats 4.916 mg
37. Peanut flour, defatted 4.900 mg
38. Nuts, hickorynuts, dried 4.610 mg
39. Nuts, pecans 4.500 mg
40. Sugars, maple 4.422 mg
41. Wheat, soft red winter 4.391 mg
42. Nuts, pine nuts, pinyon, dried 4.333 mg
43. Spices, pepper, white 4.300 mg
44. Cereals, QUAKER, Quick Oats, Dry 4.300 mg
45. Spices, curry powder 4.289 mg
46. Peanut flour, low fat 4.231 mg
47. Baking chocolate, unsweetened, squares 4.167 mg
48. Nuts, macadamia nuts, raw 4.131 mg
49. Wheat, hard red spring 4.055 mg
50. Cereals ready-to-eat, granola, homemade 4.053 mg
51. Oat flour, partially debranned 4.019 mg
52. Rice flour, brown 4.013 mg
53. Wheat, hard red winter 3.985 mg
54. Spices, dill weed, dried 3.950 mg
55. Nuts, walnuts, black, dried 3.896 mg
56. Macaroni, vegetable, dry, enriched 3.846 mg
57. Cocoa, dry powder, unsweetened 3.837 mg
58. Wheat, hard white 3.821 mg
59. Soy meal, defatted, raw 3.800 mg
60. Wheat flour, whole-grain 3.799 mg
61. Rice, brown, long-grain, raw 3.743 mg
62. Rice, brown, medium-grain, raw 3.743 mg
63. Snacks, rice cakes, brown rice, plain 3.730 mg
64. Winged beans, mature seeds, raw 3.721 mg
65. Tofu, dried-frozen (koyadofu) 3.689 mg
66. Cereals ready-to-eat, UNCLE SAM CEREAL 3.610 mg
67. Crackers, matzo, whole-wheat 3.500 mg
68. Nuts, walnuts, english 3.414 mg
69. Wheat, soft white 3.406 mg
70. Cereals ready-to-eat, Puffed KASHI 3.400 mg
71. Mollusks, mussel, blue, raw 3.400 mg
72. Spices, cumin seed 3.333 mg
73. Amaranth, uncooked 3.333 mg
74. Syrups, maple 3.298 mg
75. Triticale 3.210 mg
76. Spices, basil, dried 3.167 mg
77. Soy flour, low-fat 3.150 mg
78. Spices, sage, ground 3.133 mg
79. Epazote, raw 3.098 mg
80. Macaroni, whole-wheat, dry 3.055 mg
 
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