Oxalate in vegetables
Most are low. Beets, rhubarb and okra are the exceptions. Lowest here is pumpkin at 0 mg per 1 cup cubed raw, highest is rhubarb at 659 mg per 1/2 cup diced.
050 mg = a day100+ mg
- APumpkin 0 mg
- ALotus root 0 mg
- ACucumber <1 mg
- AGarlic <1 mg
- AMushrooms <1 mg
- ARadishes <1 mg
- AKohlrabi <1 mg
- AZucchini <1 mg
- ACorn <1 mg
- AOnion 1.9 mg
- ASavoy cabbage 2.6 mg
- ACauliflower 2.8 mg
- ACabbage 3.1 mg
- AWinter squash 4 mg
- AMixed vegetables 4.5 mg
- BSauerkraut 5 mg
- BAsparagus 5.5 mg
- BBroccoli 6 mg
- BOlives 6.1 mg
- BArtichoke 8.2 mg
- BGreen onions 8.3 mg
- BBrussels sprouts 9 mg
- BSoybean sprouts 9.3 mg
- CTomato 10 mg
- CCelery 12 mg
- CCarrots 15 mg
- CLeeks 15 mg
- CFennel 17 mg
- CYardlong beans 17 mg
- CChinese broccoli 20 mg
- DGreen bell pepper 25 mg
- DBitter melon 33 mg
- DBurdock root 38 mg
- DEggplant 45 mg
- DBeets 46 mg
- EBamboo shoots 54 mg
- EGreen beans 72 mg
- EOkra 254 mg
- ERhubarb 659 mg
Colored bar: the middle value per serving. Grey band: the range across studies. Bars stop at 100 mg.