Vitamin K per 100 g

Vitamin K in plant foods per 100 g

Plant foods with Vitamin K per 100 g, from each food's card.

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Thrive is a plant-food nutrition database. This page lists Vitamin K 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 Vitamin K, 75 µg.

FoodForm on cardVitamin K per 100 g% NRV (UK)
Parsley juice1640 µg>999%
Swiss chardRaw830 µg>999%
Dandelion greensRaw778 µg>999%
Stinging nettle, blanchedCooked499 µg665%
SpinachRaw483 µg644%
Collard greensRaw437 µg583%
Beet greensRaw400 µg533%
KaleRaw390 µg520%
Kale juice390 µg520%
Mustard greensRaw258 µg344%
WatercressRaw250 µg333%
Broccoli rabeRaw224 µg299%
Escarole, boiledBoiled212 µg283%
Spring onionRaw207 µg276%
Brussels sproutsRaw177 µg236%
Red Batavia lettuceRaw140 µg187%
Lollo RossoRaw140 µg187%
LettuceRaw129 µg172%
Oak leaf lettuceRaw126 µg168%
Green Batavia lettuceRaw126 µg168%
ArugulaRaw109 µg145%
Grape leavesRaw109 µg145%
Romaine lettuceRaw103 µg137%
Little Gem lettuceRaw103 µg137%
Butter lettuceRaw102 µg136%

µg is 1,000× smaller than mg — compare the % daily value, not the raw numbers. More

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In Thrive's plant-food nutrition database, parsley juice lists 1640 µg of Vitamin K per 100 g (), 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.