Vegetarian foods high in Riboflavin (B2) (Canadian (CNF))

Riboflavin in food exists in bound and free forms. Your small intestine absorbs the free form readily, but extracting it from bound molecules, especially in plants, takes work your digestive system may not complete. The ranking below shows total riboflavin content, which can overstate what your body actually takes in.

Animal products and fortified cereals concentrate riboflavin. If you rely on whole grains and legumes as your main sources, check whether they are fortified. Whole versions of these foods typically contain less absorbable riboflavin than refined and enriched varieties.

Plant sources of riboflavin include fortified cereals, almonds, mushrooms, and green leafy vegetables. Vegetarian diets can meet the Daily Value through dairy and eggs; vegan diets depend heavily on fortified foods and mushrooms, which contain moderate amounts. Absorption from plant sources remains lower than from animal products.

FDA daily value: 1.3 mg

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Showing 3401–3407 of 3,407 foods

# Food Category Per 100 g % DV
3401 Beverage mix, carob flavour, powder Beverages 0.00 mg 0%
3402 Coffee, instant, regular, powder, water added Beverages 0.00 mg 0%
3403 Coffee, instant, sweetened, French flavour, powder, water added Beverages 0.00 mg 0%
3404 Drink, lemonade flavour, vitamin C added, powder, water added Beverages 0.00 mg 0%
3405 Candies, marshmallow Sweets 0.00 mg 0%
3406 Sweets, topping, marshmallow cream Sweets 0.00 mg 0%
3407 Waxgourd (Chinese perserving melon), boiled, drained, with salt Vegetables and Vegetable Products 0.00 mg 0%

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