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Agave, dried (Southwest)

Name: Agave, dried (Southwest) — nutrition composition
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USDA FoodData Central · SR Legacy · FDC ID 168993

NutrientPer 100 gPer serving

Calories341—

Protein1.7 g—

Total fat0.7 g—

Cholesterol0 mg—

Total carbohydrate82.0 g—

Dietary fiber15.6 g—

Total sugars50.7 g—

Sodium14 mg—

Potassium767 mg—

Calcium770 mg—

Iron3.6 mg—

Magnesium207 mg—

Zinc12.1 mg—

Vitamin C0.3 mg—

Vitamin A (RAE)1 µg—

Vitamin D0 µg—

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Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, FoodData Central (SR Legacy). Values are laboratory measurements per 100 grams; the per-serving column scales them to the USDA reference portion. This is data about a food, not dietary advice.