Alanine: Food

Intake recommendations of the German Nutrition Society (DGE) are not yet available for alanine.

Alanine content – given in mg – per 100 g of food.
Cereals, cereal products Grapes 30 Pork, 1.540
White bread 240 Peaches 39 Kassel
Rye bread 300 Lemons 41 Beef tenderloin 1.620
Whole-grain rye bread 320 Tangerines 43 Beef steak 1.620
Whole wheat bread 320 Strawberries 44 Cooked ham 1.650
Rusk 370 Bananas 46 Pork mince 1.650
Noodles 470 Avocados 175 Roast beef 1.720
Oatmeal 790
Cornflakes, unsweetened 800 Milk, dairy products, egg Fish
Buttermilk 130 Oysters 750
Legumes Whole milk, 130 Hummer 1.120
Peas 140 3,5 % fat Alaska pollock 1.230
Lima beans 1.210 Yogurt, 170 Sole 1.340
Lenses 1.290 3.5 % fat North Sea shrimp 1.400
Soybeans 1.530 Cream cheese, 490 Cod 1.420
50 % fat Carp 1.450
Vegetables and salads Tilsit, 767 Herring (Atlantic) 1.520
Bamboo Shoots 120 45 % F. i. Tr. Trout 1.550
Potatoes 120 Appenzeller, 770 Tuna 1.610
Parsley 314 50 % F. i. Tr. Caviar, real 1.630
Gouda, 780 (Sturgeon caviar)
Mushrooms 45 % F. i. Tr. Redfish 1.680
Chanterelles 44 Camembert, 810 Plaice 1.690
50 % F. i. Tr. Halibut 1.770
Seeds and nuts Edam, 890 Mackerel 1.880
Walnuts 714 40 % F. i. Tr. Haddock 2.160
Peanuts 810 Chicken egg 890
Brie, 910 Greases and oils
Fruit 50 % F. i. Tr. Butter 28
Apples 15
Cherries, sweet 24 Meat, poultry, sausages Beverages
Oranges 29 Goose 970 Apple juice 3
Grapefruit 29 Pork belly, 1.320 Orange juice, 15
smoked Unsweetened
Roast chicken 1.440
Pork liver 1.460
Pork tenderloin 1.540

Note: Foods in bold are particularly rich in alanine.