Nutrients

Foods High in Thiamin (B1)

Thiamin (Vitamin B1) plays a key role in energy metabolism, converting carbohydrates into usable energy. The recommended daily value is 1.2mg.

Ranked by Thiamin (B1) content per 100g. Source: USDA FoodData Central.

Yeast Extract

vegetables

23.38mg

1948% DV

Yeast Leavening Agents

proteins

10.99mg

916% DV

Cream Of Vegetable Soup

proteins

5.18mg

432% DV

Corn Flakes

grains

4.48mg

373% DV

Meatless Bacon

proteins

4.4mg

367% DV

GT's Pure Original Kombucha

beverages

4mg

333% DV

Meatless Luncheon Slices

proteins

4mg

333% DV

Crude Rice Bran

proteins

2.75mg

229% DV

Sesame Flour Seeds

proteins

2.68mg

223% DV

Veggie Burger

plant & based

2.65mg

221% DV

Muesli

grains

2.6mg

217% DV

Rice Cereals Ready-To-Eat

proteins

2.6mg

217% DV

Sesame Meal Seeds

proteins

2.57mg

214% DV

Spirulina

plant & based

2.38mg

198% DV

Classic Beef Pasta Mix

proteins

2.36mg

197% DV

Meatless Sausage

proteins

2.34mg

195% DV

Cottonseed Meal Seeds

proteins

2.22mg

185% DV

Nutritional Shake Mix Beverages

proteins

2.14mg

178% DV

Cottonseed Flour Seeds

proteins

2.09mg

174% DV

RALSTON CRISP RICE Cereals Ready-To-Eat

proteins

2.05mg

171% DV

Garden of Life Raw Organic Meal Vanilla

plant & based

2mg

167% DV

Unprepared Incaparina Mix (Corn And Soy Flours)

proteins

1.93mg

161% DV

WEETABIX Whole Grain Cereal Cereals Ready-To-Eat

proteins

1.93mg

161% DV

Wheat Germ

grains

1.88mg

157% DV

RALSTON Crispy Hexagons Cereals Ready-To-Eat

proteins

1.81mg

151% DV

Wheat Germ Cereals Ready-To-Eat

proteins

1.67mg

139% DV

Flaxseed

nuts & seeds

1.64mg

137% DV

BALANCE Snack

proteins

1.63mg

136% DV

Tahini

nuts & seeds

1.59mg

133% DV

RALSTON Corn Biscuits Cereals Ready-To-Eat

proteins

1.52mg

127% DV

Frequently Asked Questions

What foods are highest in Thiamin (B1)?

The top foods highest in Thiamin (B1) per 100g are: Yeast Extract (23.38mg/100g), Yeast Leavening Agents (10.99mg/100g), Cream Of Vegetable Soup (5.18mg/100g). See the full ranked list above. Data source: USDA FoodData Central.

What is the recommended daily value for Thiamin (B1)?

The recommended daily value (DV) for Thiamin (B1) is 1.2mg for adults, based on a 2,000 calorie diet.

Why is Thiamin (B1) important?

Thiamin (Vitamin B1) plays a key role in energy metabolism, converting carbohydrates into usable energy. The recommended daily value is 1.2mg.

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