Based on USDA National Nutrient Database for Standard Reference, Release 20 (SR20)

Food Group: Baby Foods

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In the following you can find the nutritional composition of a food item for various food components/nutrients, based on SR20, in three different ways

1. Food composition of a 100 g of a food item (the food components are in alphabetical order)

2. Food composition of a 100 g (edible portion) of a food item (the food components are arranged various food component categories as follows

   • Proximates: The term proximate components refer to those macronutrients that include water (moisture), protein, total lipid (fat), total carbohydrate, and ash.

   • Lipid components

   • Vitamins: Further divided into fat soluble vitamins and water soluble vitamins.

   • Minerals: Minerals included are calcium, iron, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, sodium, zinc, copper, manganese, and selenium.

   • Carotenoids

   • Miscellaneous

3. Food composition in which food items  are expressed in common household measures. In addition, the food components are arranged in alphabetical order: Some food items are measured in common household measures and/or according to the form of their availability (like fl oz, tbsp, quart. cup, jar, tsp, oz, piece, stick, can, box, serving, packet, etc). You can find the concentrations of various food components in the food items which are expressed in common household measures along with mentioning the amount of food item in g too.

Abbreviations and Terms Used

The following abbreviations and terms are used

• NDB#: 5-digit Nutrient Databank number that uniquely identifies a food item

• SFA: Saturated fatty acids

• MUFA: Monounsaturated fatty acids

• PUFA: Polyunsaturated fatty acids

• DFE: Dietary folate equivalents generally measured in μg/100g

• RAE: Retinol activity equivalents, used to measure vitamin A usually in μg/100g

Food Group:

Baby Foods

Babyfood, cereal, rice, with bananas, dry (NDB#: 03212)

Food Composition (Alphabetical Order)

The measure amount 100 g (edible portion) of Babyfood, cereal, rice, with

bananas, dry can contain food components as given below.

Ascorbic acid (vitamin C):

2.0 mg

Manganese (Mn):

Ash:

2.50 g

Niacin:

23.320 mg

Calcium (Ca):

691 mg

Pantothenic acid:

Carbohydrate:

79.90 g

Phosphorus (P):

410 mg

α-Carotene: :

0 µg

Potassium (K):

769 mg

β-Carotene:

0 µg

Protein:

8.70 g

Cholesterol:

0 mg

Pyridoxine (vitamin B6):

0.7 mg

Choline, total:

26 mg

Refuse (%):

0.0%.

Copper (Cu):

0.254 mg

Retinol, µg (vitamin A):

0 µg

β-Cryptoxanthin:

39.00 µg

Selenium (Se):

11.6 µg

Energy, food (kcal):

404 kcal

Sodium (Na):

96 mg

Energy, food (kJ):

1690 kJ

Sugars, total:

16.70 g

Fatty acids, (MUFA):

0.986 g

Thiamin (vitamin B1):

3.970 mg

Fatty acids (PUFA):

1.503 g

Vitamin A, IU:

29 IU

Fatty acids, (SFA):

0.978 g

Vitamin A (µgRAE):

1 µgRAE

Fiber, total dietary:

1.0 g

Vitamin A, µg (retinol):

0 µg

Folate (DFE):

12.00 µg

Vitamin B1 (thiamin):

3.970 mg

Folate (total):

12 µg

Vitamin B12:

0.21 µg

Folate, food:

12 µg

Vitamin B2 (riboflavin):

3.800 mg

Folic acid:

0.000µg

Vitamin B6 (pyridoxine):

0.7 mg

Iron (Fe):

47.50 mg

Vitamin C (ascorbic acid):

2.0 mg

Lipid, total:

4.20 g

Vitamin E (α-tocopherol):

11.00 µg

Lutein+Zeaxanthin:

3.8 µg

Vitamin K:

12.0 µg

Lycopene:

0.37 µg

Water:

4.70 g

Magnesium (Mg):

141 mg

Zinc (Zn):

1.50 mg

Food Composition (Food Category)

A 100 g (edible portion) of Babyfood, cereal, rice, with bananas, dry (NDB#:

03212) can contain food components as given below.

PROXIMATES

Water:

4.70 g

Protein:

8.70 g

Carbohydrate:

79.90 g

Lipid, total:

4.20 g

Ash:

2.50 g

LIPIDS

Lipid, total:

4.20 g

Cholesterol:

0 mg

Fatty acids (PUFA):

1.503 g

Fatty acids, (MUFA):

0.986 g

Fatty acids, (SFA):

0.978 g

VITAMINS

FAT-SOLUBLE VITAMINS

Vitamin A, IU:

29 IU

Vitamin K (phylloquinone):

12.0 µg

Vitamin E (α-tocopherol):

11.00 µg

Vitamin A (µgRAE):

1 µgRAE

Vitamin A, µg (retinol):

0 µg

WATER-SOLUBLE VITAMINS

Vitamin B1 (thiamin):

3.970 mg

Folate (total):

12 µg

Vitamin B2 (riboflavin):

3.800 mg

Folate (DFE):

12.00 µg

Vitamin B6 (pyridoxine):

0.7 mg

Folic acid:

0.000µg

Vitamin B12:

0.21 µg

Niacin:

23.320 mg

Folate, food:

12 µg

Vitamin C (ascorbic acid):

2.0 mg

Pantothenic acid:

MINERALS

Calcium (Ca):

691 mg

Phosphorus (P):

410 mg

Copper (Cu):

0.254 mg

Potassium (K):

769 mg

Iron (Fe):

47.50 mg

Sodium (Na):

96 mg

Magnesium (Mg):

141 mg

Selenium (Se):

11.6 µg

Manganese (Mn):

Zinc (Zn):

1.50 mg

CAROTENOIDS

α-Carotene: :

0 µg

Lycopene:

0.37 µg

β-Carotene:

0 µg

Lutein+Zeaxanthin:

3.8 µg

β-Cryptoxanthin:

39.00 µg

MISCELLANEOUS

Choline, total:

26 mg

Fiber, total dietary:

1.0 g

Energy, food (kJ):

1690 kJ

Refuse (%):

0.0%.

Energy, food (kcal):

404 kcal

Sugars, total:

16.70 g

Food Composition (in Common Household Measures)

1 tbsp weighing 2.5 g of Babyfood, cereal, rice, with bananas, dry (NDB#:

03212) can contain the following food components

Ascorbic acid (vitamin C):

0.1 mg

Manganese (Mn):

Ash:

0.06 g

Niacin:

0.583 mg

Calcium (Ca):

17 mg

Pantothenic acid:

Carbohydrate:

2.00 g

Phosphorus (P):

10 mg

α-Carotene: :

0 µg

Potassium (K):

19 mg

β-Carotene:

0 µg

Protein:

0.22 g

Cholesterol:

0 mg

Pyridoxine (vitamin B6):

0. mg

Choline, total:

1 mg

Refuse (%):

0.0%.

Copper (Cu):

0.006 mg

Retinol, µg (vitamin A):

0 µg

β-Cryptoxanthin:

0.98 µg

Selenium (Se):

0.3 µg

Energy, food (kcal):

10 kcal

Sodium (Na):

2 mg

Energy, food (kJ):

42 kJ

Sugars, total:

0.42 g

Fatty acids, (MUFA):

0.025 g

Thiamin(vitamin B1):

0.099 mg

Fatty acids (PUFA):

0.038 g

Vitamin A, IU:

1 IU

Fatty acids, (SFA):

0.024 g

Vitamin A (µgRAE):

0 µgRAE

Fiber, total dietary:

0.0 g

Vitamin A, µg (retinol):

0 µg

Folate (DFE):

0.30 µg

Vitamin B1 (thiamin):

0.099 mg

Folate (total):

0 µg

Vitamin B12:

0.01 µg

Folate, food:

0 µg

Vitamin B2 (riboflavin):

0.095 mg

Folic acid:

0.000µg

Vitamin B6 (pyridoxine):

0. mg

Iron (Fe):

1.19 mg

Vitamin C (ascorbic acid):

0.1 mg

Lipid, total:

0.11 g

Vitamin E (α-tocopherol):

0.28 µg

Lutein+Zeaxanthin:

0.1 µg

Vitamin K:

0.3 µg

Lycopene:

0.01 µg

Water:

0.12 g

Magnesium (Mg):

4 mg

Zinc (Zn):

0.04 mg

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