Vitamin B2

Which products contain vitamin B2? Which you should add to your daily menu?

We list 1,190 foods with vitamin b2 (riboflavin) data per 100 g. The highest is Edam cheese with 0.39 mg, and the median food has 2.13 mg.

Products with biggest amount of
vitamin B2

#Foodper 100 g% DV*
961Eel (fillet, meat)0.04 mg3%
962Boiled beets0.04 mg3%
963Flour0.04 mg3%
964Octopus0.04 mg3%
965Apricot0.04 mg3%
966Jujube0.04 mg3%
967Blood orange0.04 mg3%
968Orange0.04 mg3%
969All-purpose flour0.04 mg3%
970Clams0.04 mg3%
971Bitter melon0.04 mg3%
972Rutabaga0.04 mg3%
973Guava0.04 mg3%
974Navel orange0.04 mg3%
975Wheat flour0.04 mg3%
976Idli0.04 mg3%
977Cabbage soup0.04 mg3%
978Seafood salad0.04 mg3%
979Radish0.04 mg3%
980Fries (French fries)0.04 mg3%
981Mango0.04 mg3%
982Honey0.04 mg3%
983Boiled cabbage0.04 mg3%
984Vegetable soup0.04 mg3%
985Raspberry0.04 mg3%
986Cooked cabbage0.04 mg3%
987Frozen raspberries0.04 mg3%
988Frozen strawberries0.04 mg3%
989McDonalds fries0.04 mg3%
990Frozen blueberries0.04 mg3%
991Eggplant0.04 mg3%
992Margarine0.04 mg3%

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

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