Riboflavin (B2) per 100 g

Riboflavin (B2) in plant foods per 100 g

Plant foods with riboflavin (b2) per 100 g, from each food's card.

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Thrive is a plant-food nutrition database. This page lists riboflavin (b2) as per-100 g nutrition facts for up to 25 plant foods with the most, ranked from every card with a sourced value (dried herbs and spices left out), generated from the same data as each food's card. % NRV (UK) is against the UK Nutrient Reference Value for Riboflavin (B2), 1.4 mg.

FoodForm on cardRiboflavin (B2) per 100 g% NRV (UK)
SpirulinaDry3.67 mg262%
DulseDry1.95 mg139%
HijikiDry1.95 mg139%
ArameDry1.95 mg139%
Sea lettuceDry1.95 mg139%
NoriDry1.34 mg96%
AlmondRaw1.14 mg81%
Almond butterAs sold0.94 mg67%
Roasted soybeansAs sold0.76 mg54%
Moringa leafRaw0.66 mg47%
Moringa juice0.66 mg47%
Dried longanDry0.5 mg36%
Chestnut mushroomRaw0.49 mg35%
Sun-dried tomatoDry0.49 mg35%
TahiniAs sold0.47 mg34%
Carob flourAs sold0.46 mg33%
Taro leavesRaw0.46 mg33%
NamekoRaw0.45 mg32%
Milky mushroomRaw0.45 mg32%
Lamb's quartersRaw0.44 mg31%
PioppinoRaw0.43 mg30%
Buckwheat groatsDry0.43 mg30%
White button mushroomRaw0.4 mg29%
Almond mushroomRaw0.4 mg29%
Beech nutDry0.37 mg27%

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Answer-ready

In Thrive's plant-food nutrition database, spirulina lists 3.67 mg of riboflavin (b2) per 100 g (dry), the most of the everyday plant foods on this page. Figures come from USDA FoodData Central and UK CoFID.

Not medical advice. Figures are food data (USDA FoodData Central and UK CoFID), % NRV (UK) where a reference exists.