Carbohydrates

Which products contain carbohydrates? Which you should add to your daily menu?

We list 1,316 foods with carbohydrates data per 100 g. The highest is Dum Dum Pop with 100 g, and the median food has 100 g.

Carbohydrates are the body's main source of energy (4 kcal per gram). The FDA Daily Value is 275 g.

Products with biggest amount of
carbohydrates

# Food per 100 g % DV*
1 Dum Dum Pop 100 g 36%
2 Mentos 100 g 36%
3 Stevia 100 g 36%
4 Sugar packet 100 g 36%
5 Sugar 100 g 36%
6 Brown sugar 98.1 g 36%
7 Candy cane 94.4 g 34%
8 Jolly Rancher 93.3 g 34%
9 Candy corn 92.5 g 34%
10 Cornstarch 91.3 g 33%
11 Skittles 90.8 g 33%
12 Jelly Bean 90 g 33%
13 Carob flour 88.9 g 32%
14 Arrowroot flour 88.2 g 32%
15 Tootsie Rolls 87.7 g 32%
16 Tapioca flour 87.5 g 32%
17 Blow Pop 87.5 g 32%
18 Smarties 85.7 g 31%
19 Dried kiwi 85.7 g 31%
20 Rice Krispie Treat 85.6 g 31%
21 Gushers 84.3 g 31%
22 Fortune cookie 84 g 31%
23 Corn Flakes 83.6 g 30%
24 Potato flour 83.1 g 30%
25 Dried cranberries 82.8 g 30%
26 Rice crackers 82.6 g 30%
27 Honey 82.4 g 30%
28 Red rice 82.2 g 30%
29 Dried agave 82 g 30%
30 Rice chips 81.5 g 30%
31 Marshmallow 81.3 g 30%
32 Rice cake 81.1 g 29%

*Share of the FDA Daily Value for adults (2,000 kcal diet) provided by 100 g of the food.

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