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. 2019 Feb 28;11(3):518. doi: 10.3390/nu11030518

Table 2.

Contribution (%) of food items to the dietary folate, vitamin B6, and vitamin B12 of the CUME project participants (n = 2695).

Folate Vitamin B6 Vitamin B12
Food (%) Food (%) Food (%)
Beans/Lentil 23.45 Banana 11.08 Cheese 13.98
French Bread 10.01 Pork 5.14 Beef 11.97
Papaya 3.93 Beef 4.67 Fish 8.03
Brown bread 3.46 Loaf bread 4.65 Sardine/Tuna fish 6.85
Loaf bread 3.43 Beans/Lentil 4.35 Whole milk 6.66
Cheese bread 3.27 Cooked potato 4.22 Skimmed milk 6.14
Avocado 3.08 Natural juice 3.36 Egg 5.71
Banana 2.96 Orange/Tangerine 3.32 Salmon 4.46
Orange/Tangerine 2.79 Avocado 2.56 Fried snacks 4.28
Cress/Cabbage/Arugula/Spinach 2.57 Salmon 2.42 Nonfat yogurt 3.92
Sweet bread 2.05 Cassava/Yam 2.26 Yogurt 3.23
Egg 1.89 Beer 2.25 Viscera 2.75
Tomato 1.62 Brown bread 2.04 Semi-skimmed milk 2.74
Pizza 1.53 French Bread 2.01 Pork 2.74
Lettuce/Chard 1.43 Chocolate powder 1.91 Pizza 2.22
Chickpeas 1.40 Chili 1.86 Milk chocolate/Bonbon/Chocolate truffle 1.56
Guava 1.28 Skimmed milk 1.84 Franfurter/Sousage 1.58
Hot dog/Hamburger 1.19 Whole rice 1.71 Morning cereal 1.38
Morning cereal 1.17 Whole milk 1.57 Hot dog/Hamburger 1.29
Beet 1.16 Tomato 1.46 Ice cream 1.00
Cassava/Yam 1.16 Peanut/Chestnuts/Walnuts 1.38 - -
Peanut/Chestnuts/Walnuts 1.10 Apple 1.32 - -
Beer 1.04 Egg 1.31 - -
- - Fish 1.24 - -
- - Papaya 1.22 - -
- - Pizza 1.11 - -
- - Fried snacks 1.06 - -
- - Lettuce/Chard 1.03 - -
- - Morning cereal 1.00 - -