Top 10 foods low in vitamin K
Ranked from USDA's reference data for whole and generic foods. Pick a food to see its full nutrition label.
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Work out your targetsAll foods low in vitamin K
Ranked by amount per 100 g across 4,560 USDA foods that report vitamin K.
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Peanuts, raw
Foundation FoodsLegumes and Legume Products · 551 kcal per 100 gVitamin K low 0 mcg per 100 g · 0% DVAbout 0 mcg in 1 oz (28.4 g) -
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Flour, potato
Foundation FoodsVegetables and Vegetable Products · 353 kcal per 100 gVitamin K low 0 mcg per 100 g · 0% DVAbout 0 mcg in 1 cup (160 g) -
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Mushroom, enoki
Foundation FoodsVegetables and Vegetable Products · 37 kcal per 100 gVitamin K low 0 mcg per 100 g · 0% DVAbout 0 mcg in 1 large (5 g) -
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Egg, white, dried
Foundation FoodsDairy and Egg Products · 376 kcal per 100 gVitamin K low 0 mcg per 100 g · 0% DVAbout 0 mcg in 1 tablespoon (7 g) -
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Fish, pollock, raw
Foundation FoodsFinfish and Shellfish Products · 56 kcal per 100 gVitamin K low 0 mcg per 100 g · 0% DVAbout 0 mcg in 1 fillet (177 g) -
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Sugars, granulated
Foundation FoodsSweets · 385 kcal per 100 gVitamin K low 0 mcg per 100 g · 0% DVAbout 0 mcg in 1 teaspoon (4 g) -
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Buttermilk, low fat
Foundation FoodsDairy and Egg Products · 43 kcal per 100 gVitamin K low 0 mcg per 100 g · 0% DVAbout 0 mcg in 1 cup (245 g) -
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Oranges, raw, navels
Foundation FoodsFruits and Fruit Juices · 47 kcal per 100 gVitamin K low 0 mcg per 100 g · 0% DVAbout 0 mcg in 1 cup sections no membranes (165 g) -
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Salt, table, iodized
Foundation FoodsSpices and Herbs · 0 kcal per 100 gVitamin K low 0 mcg per 100 g · 0% DVAbout 0 mcg in 1 teaspoon (6.1 g) -
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Almond butter, creamy
Foundation FoodsNut and Seed Products · 603 kcal per 100 gVitamin K low 0 mcg per 100 g · 0% DVAbout 0 mcg in 1 tbsp (16 g)
Amounts are per 100 g, so compare serving sizes too: a food can rank high per 100 g but be eaten in small amounts. Similar foods, such as organ meats from different animals or different cuts of beef, appear once: the highest-ranked one is shown.
Data: USDA FoodData Central, Foundation Foods (2026-04-30 release) and SR Legacy (2018), with Foundation values preferred. Brand-name products aren't ranked, including the brand-name items in USDA's reference data. How rankings work · See percentages of your own daily needs · Search for the words “low in vitamin k” instead
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