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The Food Sources containing Calcium listed below are ranked by milligrams of Calcium per standard amount. Calorie content is also listed in the standard amount. The Adequate Intake of Calcium for adults is 1,000 mg per day.
Fortified ready-to-eat cereals (various brands), 1 oz contains 236 to 1043 mg of calcium and 88 to 106 calories
Soy beverage, calcium fortified, 1 cup contains 368 mg of calcium and 98 calories
Sardines, Atlantic, in oil, drained, 3 oz contains 325 mg of calcium and 177 calories
Tofu, firm, prepared with nigarib , 1/2 cup contains 253 mg of calcium and 88 calories
Pink salmon, canned, with bone, 3 oz contains 181 mg of calcium and 118 calories
Collards, cooked from frozen, 1/2 cup contains 178 mg of calcium and 31 calories
Molasses, blackstrap, 1 Tablespoon contains 172 mg of calcium and 47 calories
Spinach, cooked from frozen, 1/2 cup contains 146 mg of calcium and 30 calories
Soybeans, green, cooked, 1/2 cup contains 130 mg of calcium and 127 calories
Turnip greens, cooked from frozen, 1/2 cup contains 124 mg of calcium and 24 calories
Ocean perch, Atlantic, cooked, 3 oz contains 116 mg of calcium and 103 calories
Oatmeal, plain and flavored, instant, fortified, 1 packet, prepared contains 99 to 110 mg of calcium and 97 to 157 calories
Cowpeas, cooked, 1/2 cup contains 106 mg of calcium and 80 calories
White beans, canned, 1/2 cup contains 96 mg of calcium and 153 calories
Kale, cooked from frozen, 1/2 cup contains 90 mg of calcium and 20 calories
Okra, cooked from frozen, 1/2 cup contains 88 mg of calcium and 26 calories
Soybeans, mature, cooked, 1/2 cup contains 88 mg of calcium and 149 calories
Blue crab, canned, 3 oz contains 86 mg of calcium and 84 calories
Beet greens, cooked from fresh, 1/2 cup contains 82 mg of calcium and 19 calories
Pakchoi, Chinese cabbage, cooked from fresh, 1/2 cup contains 79 mg of calcium and 10 calories
Clams, canned, 3 oz contains 78 mg of calcium and 126 calories
Dandelion greens, cooked from fresh, 1/2 cup contains 74 mg of calcium and 17 calories
Rainbow trout, farmed, cooked, 3 oz contains 73 mg of calcium and 144 calories
Plain yogurt, nonfat (13 g protein/8 oz), 8 oz container contains 452 mg of calcium and 127 calories
Romano cheese, 1.5 oz contains 452 mg of calcium and 165 calories
Pasteurized process Swiss cheese, 2 oz contains 438 mg of calcium and 190 calories
Plain yogurt, lowfat (12 g protein/8 oz), 8 oz container contains 415 mg of calcium and 143 calories
Fruit yogurt, low fat (10 g protein/8 oz), 8 oz container contains 345 mg of calcium and 232 calories
Swiss cheese, 1.5 oz contains 336 mg of calcium and 162 calories
Ricotta cheese, part skim, 1/2 cup contains 335 mg of calcium and 170 calories
Pasteurized process American cheese food, 2 oz contains 323 mg of calcium and 188 calories
Provolone cheese, 1.5 oz contains 321 mg of calcium and 150 calories
Mozzarella cheese, part skim, 1.5 oz contains 311 mg of calcium and 129 calories
Cheddar cheese, 1.5 oz contains 307 mg of calcium and 171 calories
Fat free (skim) milk, 1 cup contains 306 mg of calcium and 83 calories
Muenster cheese, 1.5 oz contains 305 mg of calcium and 156 calories
1% low fat milk, 1 cup contains 290 mg of calcium and 102 calories
Low fat chocolate milk (1%), 1 cup contains 288 mg of calcium and 158 calories
2% reduced fat milk, 1 cup contains 285 mg of calcium and 122 calories
Reduced fat chocolate milk (2%), 1 cup contains 285 mg of calcium and 180 calories
Buttermilk, low fat, 1 cup contains 284 mg of calcium and 98 calories
Chocolate milk, 1 cup contains 280 mg of calcium and 208 calories
Whole milk, 1 cup contains 276 mg of calcium and 146 calories
Yogurt, plain, whole milk (8 g protein/8 oz), 8 oz container contains 275 mg of calcium and 138 calories
Ricotta cheese, whole milk, 1/2 cup contains 255 mg of calcium and 214 calories
Blue cheese, 1.5 oz contains 225 mg of calcium and 150 calories
Mozzarella cheese, whole milk, 1.5 oz contains 215 mg of calcium and 128 calories
Feta cheese, 1.5 oz contains 210 mg of calcium and 113 calories
*Based on nutritional data from the USDA.
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