Foods High in Zinc (1421st - 1440th) (per 100 g edible portion)

• Olive (pickles, ripe olives)
  
  0.2 mg
• Olive (pickles, green olives)
  
  0.2 mg
• Fig (raw)
  
  0.2 mg
• Strawberry (raw)
  
  0.2 mg
• Atemoya (raw)
  
  0.2 mg
• Turfed stone leek (leaves, boiled)
  
  0.2 mg
• Turfed stone leek (leaves, raw)
  
  0.2 mg
• Head lettuce, butter type (leaves, raw)
  
  0.2 mg
• Head lettuce, crisp type (head, raw)
  
  0.2 mg
• Scallion (pickles, sweetened)
  
  0.2 mg
• Mung bean sprout (boiled)
  
  0.2 mg
• Ne-mitsuba (leaves, boiled)
  
  0.2 mg
• Ne-mitsuba (leaves, raw)
  
  0.2 mg
• Manchurian wild rice (stem, raw)
  
  0.2 mg
• Sponge gourd (immature fruit, boiled)
  
  0.2 mg
• Sponge gourd (immature fruit, raw)
  
  0.2 mg
• Japanese butterbur (petiole, boiled)
  
  0.2 mg
• Japanese butterbur (petiole, raw)
  
  0.2 mg
• Hinona (root with tops, raw)
  
  0.2 mg
• Yellow sweet pepper (fruit, sauted)
  
  0.2 mg