Beta carotene

Which products contain beta carotene? Which you should add to your daily menu?

We list 106 foods with beta-carotene data per 100 g. The highest is Sweet potato with 8,509 µg, and the median food has 8,509 µg.

Beta-carotene is a plant pigment the body can convert into vitamin A. It gives carrots and sweet potatoes their orange color.

Products with biggest amount of
beta carotene

#Foodper 100 g
1Sweet potato8,509 µg
2Carrot8,285 µg
3Kale5,927 µg
4Dandelion5,854 µg
5Spinach5,626 µg
6Parsley5,054 µg
7Marjoram4,806 µg
8Lettuce4,443 µg
9Butternut squash4,226 µg
10Oregano4,112 µg
11Coriander3,930 µg
12Sage3,485 µg
13Basil3,142 µg
14Pumpkin3,100 µg
15Fodder cabbage2,991 µg
16Thyme2,851 µg
17Bok choy lettuce2,681 µg
18Chive2,612 µg
19Melon2,020 µg
20Mustard greens1,790 µg
21Saltine crackers1,760 µg
22Rapini1,573 µg
23Apricot1,094 µg
24Leek1,000 µg
25Passion fruit743 µg
26Grapefruit686 µg
27Cherry tomato640 µg
28Vegetable soup536 µg
29Brussels sprouts450 µg
30Peas449 µg
31Guava374 µg
32Broccoli361 µg
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