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Tryptophan

Measured in GNutrient #50171 measured values

Foods highest in Tryptophan

The full ranked list — top 25 and lowest 10 — is below, drawn live from 71 USDA measurements.

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Highest in Tryptophan

Top 25 foods and ingredients by Tryptophan, per 100g.

#Food or ingredientSourcePer 100g (G)
1Flour, soy, defattedFoundation Food0.616
2Mushroom, criminiFoundation Food0.497
3Mushroom, pioppiniFoundation Food0.489
4Mushrooms, white buttonFoundation Food0.477
5Flour, soy, full-fatFoundation Food0.45
6Mushroom, portabellaFoundation Food0.407
7Mushroom, oysterFoundation Food0.381
8Mushroom, maitakeFoundation Food0.371
9Mushroom, lion's maneFoundation Food0.326
10Mushroom, king oysterFoundation Food0.319
11Cheese, dry white, queso secoFoundation Food0.31
12Sesame butter, creamyFoundation Food0.309
13Flaxseed, groundFoundation Food0.301
14Mushroom, beechFoundation Food0.299
15Mushrooms, shiitakeFoundation Food0.288
16Mushroom, enokiFoundation Food0.268
17Peanut butter, creamyFoundation Food0.229
18Nuts, almonds, whole, rawFoundation Food0.208
19Almond butter, creamyFoundation Food0.196
20Eggs, Grade A, Large, egg whiteFoundation Food0.188
21Fish, pollock, rawFoundation Food0.18
22Eggs, Grade A, Large, egg yolkFoundation Food0.174
23Eggs, Grade A, Large, egg wholeFoundation Food0.166
24Sausage, turkey, breakfast links, mild, rawFoundation Food0.15
25Nuts, pine nuts, rawFoundation Food0.147

Lowest in Tryptophan

The 10 lowest non-zero values on record, per 100g.

Sourced from USDA FoodData Central — Foundation Foods; not yet through an editorial verification pass.

USDA release 2026-04-30. All values are per 100 g unless stated otherwise.