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Carbohydrate: Daily Value and top food sources

Daily Value: 275 g (FDA, adults and children 4+)

Ranked by how much Carbohydrate a typical portion provides, rather than per 3.5 oz (100 g). Lists built per 3.5 oz (100 g) fill up with dried herbs and fortified bars, and nobody eats 3.5 oz (100 g) of thyme. Portions are the primary household measure USDA records for each food. From the 1990 foods in Bioma Learn. 209 foods are excluded from this ranking: USDA records no household measure for them (we will not call 100 g a portion), or it reports a value so high for one portion that we treat it as a data error, or the food is a dry uncooked staple measured before cooking.

Top sources of Carbohydrate, per typical portion
Frostings, white, fluffy, dry…Frostings, white, fluffy, dry mix: 71% DV71%TriticaleTriticale: 50% DV50%Sorghum grainSorghum grain: 50% DV50%Rye grainRye grain: 47% DV47%Cranberry-orange relish, cann…Cranberry-orange relish, canned: 46% DV46%Barley malt flourBarley malt flour: 46% DV46%Cornmeal, degermed, whiteCornmeal, degermed, white: 45% DV45%Cornmeal, degermed, yellowCornmeal, degermed, yellow: 45% DV45%Cornmeal, degermed, white, un…Cornmeal, degermed, white, unenriched: 45% DV45%Cornmeal, degermed, yellow, u…Cornmeal, degermed, yellow, unenriched: 45% DV45%Corn grain, whiteCorn grain, white: 45% DV45%CornstarchCornstarch: 42% DV42%

Share of the Daily Value (275 g) in one portion. Full amounts in the table below.

FoodPortionAmount% DV
Frostings, white, fluffy, dry mix1 package (207 g)196.4 g71%
Triticale1 cup (192 g)138.5 g50%
Sorghum grain1 cup (192 g)138.4 g50%
Rye grain1 cup (169 g)128.2 g47%
Cranberry-orange relish, canned1 cup (275 g)127 g46%
Barley malt flour1 cup (162 g)126.8 g46%
Cornmeal, degermed, white1 cup (157 g)124.7 g45%
Cornmeal, degermed, yellow1 cup (157 g)124.7 g45%
Cornmeal, degermed, white, unenriched1 cup (157 g)124.7 g45%
Cornmeal, degermed, yellow, unenriched1 cup (157 g)124.7 g45%
Corn grain, white1 cup (166 g)123.3 g45%
Cornstarch1 cup (128 g)116.8 g42%
Arrowroot flour1 cup (128 g)112.8 g41%
Cranberry sauce, canned, sweetened1 cup (277 g)111.9 g41%
Currants, zante, dried1 cup (144 g)110.9 g40%
Dates, deglet noor1 cup, chopped (147 g)110.3 g40%
Pretzels, soft, unsalted1 large (143 g)101.6 g37%
Pretzels, soft1 large (143 g)99.2 g36%
Figs, dried, uncooked1.0 cup (149 g)95.2 g35%
Cornmeal, whole-grain, white1 cup (122 g)93.8 g34%
Cornmeal, whole-grain, yellow1 cup (122 g)93.8 g34%
Carob flour1 cup (103 g)91.5 g33%
Corn flour, whole-grain, white1 cup (117 g)89.9 g33%
Corn flour, whole-grain, yellow1 cup (117 g)89.9 g33%
Bananas, dehydrated, or banana powder1 cup (100 g)88.3 g32%

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