Carbohydrates

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

We list 1,301 foods with carbohydrates data per 100 g. The highest is Sugar packet 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*
33 York Peppermint Pattie 81 g 29%
34 Chai latte 81 g 29%
35 Parboiled rice 80.9 g 29%
36 Lucky Charms 80.9 g 29%
37 Cinnamon 80.6 g 29%
38 Ground cinnamon 80.6 g 29%
39 Dried cherries 80.5 g 29%
40 Pretzel 80.4 g 29%
41 Rice noodles 80.2 g 29%
42 Popcorn cake 80.1 g 29%
43 Dried apple rings 80 g 29%
44 Jasmine rice 80 g 29%
45 Rice flour 79.8 g 29%
46 Starbursts 79.7 g 29%
47 Honey Nut Cheerios 79.7 g 29%
48 Basmati rice 79.6 g 29%
49 Twizzlers 79.4 g 29%
50 Raisins 79.3 g 29%
51 Brown rice 78.7 g 29%
52 Dried mango 78.6 g 29%
53 Barley malt flour 78.3 g 28%
54 Cake flour 78 g 28%
55 Cinnamon Toast Crunch 78 g 28%
56 Yellow rice 77.8 g 28%
57 Popcorn 77.8 g 28%
58 Quaker Oatmeal 77.8 g 28%
59 Graham crackers 77.7 g 28%
60 Raw pasta 77.6 g 28%
61 Life Savers 77.5 g 28%
62 Air popped popcorn 77.5 g 28%
63 Couscous 77.4 g 28%
64 Raisin bran 77.3 g 28%

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

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