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What does “rich in nutrients” actually look like?
The answer depends on what you measure—and how you prepare the food. These comparisons put familiar ingredients side by side, using approximate values per 100 g. Swipe through and see which ones surprise you.
Which food did you expect to rank higher?
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Nutrient comparisons per 100 g largely track water content and favor dry concentrated foods; nutrient density is standardly assessed per calorie instead.
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myfooddata.com/articles/most-…
nourishedbyscience.com/nutrientdensit…
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