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Foods Highest in Alpha tocopherol

Top 50 Australian foods ranked by alpha tocopherol content per 100g, sourced from the AFCD.

VitaminsUnit: mg per 100g
#Foodmg/100g
1Oil, sunflower
56.0
2Oil, safflower
53.0
3Seed, sunflower
41.2
4Oil, cottonseed
35.3
5Margarine spread, polyunsaturated (~70% fat)
33.5
6Oil, rice bran
32.3
7Paprika, dry powder
29.1
8Nut, almond meal
27.5
9Nut, almond, with skin, raw, unsalted
27.5
10Oil, almond
26.6
11Curry powder
25.2
12Nut, almond, with skin, roasted, unsalted
25.0
13Oil, maize
23.0
14Oregano, dried
18.3
15Dressing, thousand island, regular fat, commercial
18.0
16Oil, canola
17.6
17Oil, olive
16.6
18Oil, avocado
16.6
19Mayonnaise, traditional (>65% fat), commercial
16.1
20Nut, hazelnut, raw, unsalted
16.0
21Oil, palm
15.9
22Margarine spread, monounsaturated, reduced fat (<65%)
15.0
23Margarine spread, monounsaturated (>65% fat)
15.0
24Margarine spread, monounsaturated (>65% fat), reduced salt (sodium 360 mg/100 g)
15.0
25Egg, chicken, whole, omega-3 polyunsaturate enriched, raw
14.0
26Oil, vegetable
14.0
27Oil, blend of monounsaturated vegetable oils
14.0
28Oil, blend of polyunsaturated vegetable oils
14.0
29Oil, mustard seed
14.0
30Oil, macadamia
14.0
31Oil, peanut
12.9
32Egg, chicken, whole, omega-3 polyunsaturate enriched, boiled
12.8
33Nut, pine, raw, unsalted
12.0
34Mustard, cream style
10.6
35Bar, snack, with >55% nuts
9.6
36Muesli, granola, non-oat based, toasted, added nuts & seeds, unfortified
9.2
37Chocolate, white
9.1
38Chilli (chili), red, fried, no added fat
9.0
39Oil, soybean
9.0
40Cloves, dried, ground
8.8
41Nut, peanut, with skin, raw, unsalted
8.8
42Potato crisps or chips, plain, salted
8.6
43Potato straws, French fries, plain
8.6
44Chilli (chili), red, raw
8.5
45Chutney or relish, commercial
8.3
46Vegetable crisps or chips, sweet potato & taro, flavoured
8.2
47Margarine spread, polyunsaturated (~70% fat), reduced salt (sodium 280 mg/100 g)
8.0
48Egg, chicken, yolk, hard-boiled
8.0
49Olive, green or black, drained
7.9
50Tomato, sundried
7.9

Source: Australian Food Composition Database (AFCD) Release 3, FSANZ. All values per 100g of edible portion. Rankings exclude foods where alpha tocopherol value is zero or not measured.