- Foods
- Cereals
- Potatoes and Starches
- Pulses
- Nuts and Seeds
- Vegetables
- Fruits
- Algae
- Fishes and Shellfishes
- Meats
- Eggs
- Milks
- Fats and Oils
- Confectioneries
- Beverages
- Seasonings and Spices
- Repared Foods
Foods High in Vitamin E(α-Tocopherols) (per 100g edible portion)
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Sencha(tea)
64.9 mg
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Sunflower oil
38.7 mg
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Almond(dried)
31 mg
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Red pepper(fruit, dried)
29.8 mg
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Almond(oil-roasted and salted)
29.4 mg
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Cottonseed oil
28.3 mg
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Wheat germ
28.3 mg
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Maccha
28.1 mg
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Safflower oil
27.1 mg
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Rice bran oil
25.5 mg
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Chrysanthemum(kikunori)
25 mg
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Ayu sweetfish(cultured, viscera, baked)
23.5 mg
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Hazel nut(oil-roasted and salted)
17.8 mg
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Corn oil
17.1 mg
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Gyokuro(tea)
16.4 mg
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Margarin(fat spread)
15.7 mg
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Rapeseed oil
15.2 mg
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Margarin(soft type)
15.1 mg
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Mayonnaise(whole egg type)
14.7 mg
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Anglerfish(liver, raw)
13.8 mg
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Matsumo(dried)
13.2 mg
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Vegetable oil, blend
12.8 mg
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Pine nut(roasted)
12.3 mg
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Cracker(oil-sprayed)
12.2 mg
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Sunflower seed(oil-roasted and salted)
12 mg
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Pine nut(raw)
10.8 mg
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Chum salmon(sujiko)
10.6 mg
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Peanut(roasted)
10.6 mg
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Soybean oil
10.4 mg
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Peanut(dried)
10.1 mg