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. 2022 Jan 22;14(3):484. doi: 10.3390/nu14030484

Table 1.

Thiamine contents in selected foodstuffs.

Food Thiamine Content (μg/100 g) References
Oats 520–763 [11,90]
Wheat 276–525 [58,90,91]
Rice, brown 300–413 [11,22,59,92]
Rice, white 50–80 [11,22,59,92]
Maize 246–385 [11,90,92]
Rye 316–350 [11,90]
Barley 191–399 [11,56,91]
Millet 358–421 [11,93,94]
Sorghum 277–380 [93,94,95]
Soybean 874–1300 [11,20,59]
Lentil 433–873 [11,96,97]
Peanut 600 [20]
Macadamia nut 365–1195 [11,21]
Pistachio nut 654–870 [11,20,21]
Hazelnut 317–643 [11,21]
Walnut 227–340 [20,21]
Almond 192–210 [11,20,21]
Garlic 200 [11]
Potato 80–170 [11,59,92]
Carrot 66–130 [11,98]
Cabbage 61–230 [11,98]
Tomato 37–50 [11,98]
Broccoli 71–150 [11,98]
Cauliflower 60 [98]
Spinach 78–90 [11,98]
Orange 87 [11]
Avocado 67 [11]
Strawberry 20–24 [11,98]
Apple 17–40 [11,98]
White bread 100 [99]
Brown bread 210 [99]
Pork 600–950 [59,78,100]
Beef 50–160 [78,100]
Chicken breast 40–170 [78,100]
Liver, beef 189 [101]
Liver, pork 283 [101]
Tuna 130 [102]
Sardines 10 [102]
Baker’s yeasts 1880 [101]
Oyster mushroom 50–150 [103,104]
Button mushroom 70–94 [103,105]
Milk 30–70 [11,59,92,106]
Yogurt 50–60 [106]
Cheese, cheddar 29 [101]
Eggs 40–80 [92,107]