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Sources of Vitamin K (phylloquinone)
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. Spices, basil, dried 1,714.5 mcg
2. Spices, sage, ground 1,714.5 mcg
3. Spices, thyme, dried 1,714.5 mcg
4. Parsley, raw 1,640.0 mcg
5. Spices, coriander leaf, dried 1,359.5 mcg
6. Spices, parsley, dried 1,359.5 mcg
7. Amaranth leaves, raw 1,140.0 mcg
8. Chard, swiss, raw 830.0 mcg
9. Kale, raw 817.0 mcg
10. Spices, poultry seasoning 805.4 mcg
11. Dandelion greens, raw 778.4 mcg
12. Spices, marjoram, dried 621.7 mcg
13. Spices, oregano, dried 621.7 mcg
14. Cress, garden, raw 541.9 mcg
15. Collards, raw 510.8 mcg
16. Mustard greens, raw 497.3 mcg
17. Spinach, raw 482.9 mcg
18. Basil, fresh 414.8 mcg
19. Beet greens, raw 400.0 mcg
20. Chrysanthemum, garland, raw 350.0 mcg
21. Coriander (cilantro) leaves, raw 310.0 mcg
22. Chicory greens, raw 297.6 mcg
23. Radicchio, raw 255.2 mcg
24. Turnip greens, raw 251.0 mcg
25. Watercress, raw 250.0 mcg
26. Endive, raw 231.0 mcg
27. Broccoli raab, raw 224.0 mcg
28. Chives, raw 212.7 mcg
29. Oil, soybean, salad or cooking 183.9 mcg
30. Oil, soybean lecithin 183.9 mcg
31. Brussels sprouts, raw 177.0 mcg
32. Lettuce, green leaf, raw 173.6 mcg
33. Spices, pepper, black 163.7 mcg
34. Spaghetti, spinach, dry 151.5 mcg
35. Spices, cloves, ground 141.8 mcg
36. Lettuce, red leaf, raw 140.3 mcg
37. Soup, beef noodle, dry, mix 137.2 mcg
38. Taro leaves, raw 108.6 mcg
39. Arugula, raw 108.6 mcg
40. Grape leaves, raw 108.6 mcg
41. Peppers, hot chile, sun-dried 108.2 mcg
42. Carrot, dehydrated 108.0 mcg
43. Spices, chili powder 105.7 mcg
44. Lettuce, cos or romaine, raw 102.5 mcg
45. Broccoli, raw 101.6 mcg
46. Noodles, egg, spinach, cooked, enriched 101.1 mcg
47. Spices, curry powder 99.8 mcg
48. Salad dressing, green goddess, regular 96.7 mcg
49. Pickle relish, sweet 83.8 mcg
50. Spices, paprika 80.3 mcg
51. Spices, pepper, red or cayenne 80.3 mcg
52. Cabbage, raw 76.0 mcg
53. Oil, canola 71.3 mcg
54. Fast foods, coleslaw 70.9 mcg
55. KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN, Coleslaw 70.9 mcg
56. Bockwurst, pork, veal, raw 70.2 mcg
57. Soy flour, full-fat, raw 70.0 mcg
58. Salad dressing, bacon and tomato 69.1 mcg
59. Cabbage, savoy, raw 68.8 mcg
60. Pickles, cucumber, dill, low sodium 66.1 mcg
61. Seaweed, kelp, raw 66.0 mcg
62. Salad dressing, coleslaw 63.7 mcg
63. Oil, olive, salad or cooking 60.2 mcg
64. Nuts, pine nuts, dried 53.9 mcg
65. Salad dressing, russian dressing 53.7 mcg
66. Mayonnaise, made with tofu 53.4 mcg
67. Okra, raw 53.0 mcg
68. NABISCO, NABISCO RITZ Crackers 50.0 mcg
69. Tomato powder 48.8 mcg
70. Leeks, (bulb and lower leaf-portion), raw 47.0 mcg
71. Pickles, cucumber, sour 47.0 mcg
72. Soybeans, mature seeds, raw 47.0 mcg
73. Bread crumbs, dry, grated, seasoned 46.0 mcg
74. Cabbage, chinese (pak-choi), raw 45.5 mcg
75. Shortening, institutional, composite 43.0 mcg
76. Tomatoes, sun-dried 43.0 mcg
77. Cabbage, chinese (pe-tsai), raw 42.9 mcg
78. Crackers, standard snack-type, regular 42.5 mcg
79. Oil, corn and canola 42.2 mcg
80. Asparagus, raw 41.6 mcg
 
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