Nutrition Facts for food that never had a label.
Search 5,797 USDA FoodData Central records: the whole foods you cook with, and the prepared dishes USDA measures alongside them. Every value is per 100 g, and every record links back to its own USDA page.
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183 records match "broccoli". Showing 1 to 24, best match first.
Simple food
Broccoli
raw
Vegetables and Vegetable Products
- Calories
- 31 cal
- Protein
- 2.6 g
per 100 g
Simple food
Broccoli
raw
Broccoli
- Calories
- 39 cal
- Protein
- 2.6 g
per 100 g
Simple food
Broccoli
chinese, raw
Broccoli
- Calories
- 26 cal
- Protein
- 1.2 g
per 100 g
Simple food
Broccoli
Chinese, cooked
Broccoli
- Calories
- 50 cal
- Protein
- 1.2 g
per 100 g
Simple food
Broccoli
NS as to form, cooked
Broccoli
- Calories
- 63 cal
- Protein
- 2.6 g
per 100 g
Simple food
Broccoli
cooked, as ingredient
Not included in a food category
- Calories
- 41 cal
- Protein
- 2.7 g
per 100 g
Simple food
Broccoli
cooked, from restaurant
Broccoli
- Calories
- 77 cal
- Protein
- 2.6 g
per 100 g
Simple food
Broccoli
fresh, cooked with oil
Broccoli
- Calories
- 67 cal
- Protein
- 2.6 g
per 100 g
Simple food
Broccoli
frozen, cooked with oil
Broccoli
- Calories
- 53 cal
- Protein
- 3 g
per 100 g
Simple food
Broccoli
fresh, cooked, no added fat
Broccoli
- Calories
- 41 cal
- Protein
- 2.7 g
per 100 g
Simple food
Broccoli
frozen, cooked, no added fat
Broccoli
- Calories
- 28 cal
- Protein
- 3.1 g
per 100 g
Simple food
Broccoli
fresh, cooked with butter or margarine
Broccoli
- Calories
- 60 cal
- Protein
- 2.6 g
per 100 g
Simple food
Broccoli
frozen, cooked with butter or margarine
Broccoli
- Calories
- 47 cal
- Protein
- 3 g
per 100 g
Simple food
Broccoli
fresh, cooked, fat added, NS as to fat type
Broccoli
- Calories
- 63 cal
- Protein
- 2.6 g
per 100 g
Simple food
Broccoli
frozen, cooked, fat added, NS as to fat type
Broccoli
- Calories
- 50 cal
- Protein
- 3 g
per 100 g
Prepared dish
Broccoli
cauliflower and carrots, cooked, fat added
Other vegetables and combinations
- Calories
- 50 cal
- Protein
- 1.7 g
per 100 g
Prepared dish
Broccoli
cauliflower and carrots, cooked, no added fat
Other vegetables and combinations
- Calories
- 28 cal
- Protein
- 1.8 g
per 100 g
Simple food
Broccoli raab
raw
Broccoli
- Calories
- 22 cal
- Protein
- 3.2 g
per 100 g
Simple food
Broccoli slaw salad
Coleslaw, non-lettuce salads
- Calories
- 123 cal
- Protein
- 2 g
per 100 g
Simple food
Broccoli raab
cooked
Broccoli
- Calories
- 46 cal
- Protein
- 3.2 g
per 100 g
Prepared dish
Broccoli casserole with rice
Vegetable dishes
- Calories
- 107 cal
- Protein
- 4.1 g
per 100 g
Prepared dish
Broccoli casserole with noodles
Vegetable dishes
- Calories
- 112 cal
- Protein
- 3.6 g
per 100 g
Prepared dish
Broccoli and cauliflower
cooked, fat added
Other vegetables and combinations
- Calories
- 46 cal
- Protein
- 2.3 g
per 100 g
Prepared dish
Broccoli and cauliflower
cooked, no added fat
Other vegetables and combinations
- Calories
- 23 cal
- Protein
- 2.4 g
per 100 g
A public record, reported as it stands.
This catalog is USDA FoodData Central, not a HigherBar list: 5,797 records covering both simple foods and the prepared dishes USDA measures for its national survey. Search results say which is which, and you can filter to either.
Measured values
Twelve nutrient fields per record, per 100 g, exactly as USDA publishes them.
Honest gaps
A field the source never measured reads "Not available" instead of a zero.
A checkable source
Every record links to its own FoodData Central page, with its data type and refresh date.
- 5,797
- USDA records in the catalog
- 12
- nutrient fields on every label
- 100 g
- one reference amount, so records compare fairly
- 0
- composite scores or grades layered on top
Where the numbers come from.
Whole-food nutrient data
USDA FoodData Central
Flagged-ingredient registry
Hand-curated from published ingredient registries
Recipe nutrition
Computed from listed ingredients
We publish no composite score and no letter grade for a food. A score bundles judgment calls you cannot see; a measured value with its unit, its basis, and a link to the source record is something you can check for yourself.
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