Calcium is the most abundant mineral in the body, vital for bone and teeth strength, muscle contraction, and nerve signalling. The recommended daily value is 1300mg.
Ranked by Calcium content per 100g. Source: USDA FoodData Central.
Chips Ahoy! Cookies
snacks
22188mg
1707% DV
Baking Powder
spices
4332mg
333% DV
Basil
spices
2240mg
172% DV
Tofu-Frozen (Koyadofu) With Calcium Sulfate
proteins
2134mg
164% DV
Marjoram
spices
1990mg
153% DV
Thyme
spices
1890mg
145% DV
Dill
spices
1784mg
137% DV
Celery Salt
spices
1767mg
136% DV
Ascent Casein Protein Chocolate
proteins
1666mg
128% DV
Sage
spices
1652mg
127% DV
Sisymbrium Sp. Seeds Seeds
proteins
1633mg
126% DV
Smelt (Alaska Native)
proteins
1600mg
123% DV
Oregano
spices
1597mg
123% DV
Cocoa Mix Beverages
proteins
1440mg
111% DV
Poppy Seed
nuts & seeds
1438mg
111% DV
Eden Foods Black Beans
proteins
1333mg
103% DV
Rosemary
spices
1280mg
98% DV
Milk Based Protein Supplement
proteins
1200mg
92% DV
Fennel Seed
spices
1196mg
92% DV
Buttermilk Milk
proteins
1184mg
91% DV
Parmesan
dairy
1184mg
91% DV
Mexican Cheese
proteins
1146mg
88% DV
Tarragon
spices
1139mg
88% DV
Grated Parmesan
dairy
1109mg
85% DV
Pecorino Romano
dairy
1064mg
82% DV
Kraft American Cheese Singles
dairy
1053mg
81% DV
Pasteurized Process Cheese
proteins
1045mg
80% DV
UNILEVER Beverages
proteins
1039mg
80% DV
Gruyère
dairy
1011mg
78% DV
Cinnamon
spices
1002mg
77% DV
The top foods highest in Calcium per 100g are: Chips Ahoy! Cookies (22188mg/100g), Baking Powder (4332mg/100g), Basil (2240mg/100g). See the full ranked list above. Data source: USDA FoodData Central.
The recommended daily value (DV) for Calcium is 1300mg for adults, based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Calcium is the most abundant mineral in the body, vital for bone and teeth strength, muscle contraction, and nerve signalling. The recommended daily value is 1300mg.
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