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Foods Highest in C19

Top 50 Australian foods ranked by c19 content per 100g, sourced from the AFCD.

Fatty Acids (%)Unit: %T per 100g
#Food%T/100g
1Tuna, unflavoured, canned in water, drained
0.60
2Tuna, canned in brine, drained
0.60
3Tilapia, fillet, raw
0.40
4Biscuit, sweet, shortbread style, commercial
0.10
5Pizza, cheese & tomato, commercial
0.10
6Pizza, supreme, takeaway style
0.10
7Pie, savoury, meat, purchased frozen, baked
0.10
8Cheese, cheddar, natural, regular fat
0.10
9Cream, thickened, regular fat (~35%)
0.10
10Cheese, cheddar, natural, reduced fat (~25%)
0.10
11Milk, cow, fluid, skim (~0.15% fat)
0.10
12Milk, cow, canned, evaporated, regular
0.10
13Milk, cow, canned, evaporated, reduced fat (~2%)
0.10
14Yoghurt, apricot pieces or flavoured, regular fat (~3%)
0.10
15Yoghurt, strawberry pieces or flavoured, regular fat (~3%)
0.10
16Dairy blend, butter & edible oil spread (~80% fat), sodium 600 mg/100 g
0.10
17Dairy blend, butter & edible oil spread (~80% fat), reduced salt (sodium 400 mg/100 g)
0.10
18Sausage, beef, raw
0.10
19Milkfish, aquacultured, fillet, raw
0.10
20Salmon, Atlantic, fillet, raw
0.10
21Salmon, pink, canned in brine, drained
0.10

Source: Australian Food Composition Database (AFCD) Release 3, FSANZ. All values per 100g of edible portion. Rankings exclude foods where c19 value is zero or not measured.