Foods high in starch
Hard pretzels, salted tops the list with 72.6 g per 100 g. Ranked from 1,149 everyday foods (not packaged products); dried spices, protein powders and regional specialties are left out.
- 1Hard pretzels, saltedSnacks72.6 g
- 2White corn tortilla chips, saltedSnacks62.5 g
- 3Salted cassava chipsSnacks62.2 g
- 4Yellow tortilla chips, plain, saltedSnacks60.5 g
- 5Microwave popcorn, 94% fat freeSnacks59.8 g
- 6Pita chips, saltedSnacks59.5 g
- 7Fat-free olestra potato chipsSnacks58.2 g
- 8Low fat nacho cheese tortilla chips, made with olestraSnacks56 g
- 9Ranch tortilla chipsSnacks54.8 g
- 10Air-popped popcornSnacks54.4 g
- 11Nacho cheese tortilla chipsSnacks53.2 g
- 12Plain potato chips, made from dried potatoesSnacks51.4 g
- 13Plain corn chipsSnacks51.4 g
- 14Plantain chips, saltedSnacks50.8 g
- 15Corn snacks, extruded, cheese flavorSnacks50.5 g
- 16Bagel chips, plainSnacks49 g
- 17Multigrain potato chips, made from dried potatoesSnacks49 g
- 18Barbecue-flavored potato chipsSnacks48.9 g
- 19Fat-free potato chips, made from dried potatoes, with olestraSnacks46.1 g
- 20Lightly salted potato chipsSnacks46 g
- 21Microwave popcorn, butter flavor, palm oilSnacks45.5 g
- 22Microwave popcorn, butter flavorSnacks43.3 g
- 23Microwave popcorn, oil-popped, regularSnacks34.4 g
- 24Shrimp crackersSnacks30.4 g
- 25KELLOGG'S NUTRI-GRAIN Cereal Bars, fruitSnacks24.4 g
- 26Nonfat fruit-filled granola barSnacks24 g
- 27Soft chocolate chip granola barSnacks21.9 g
- 28Power Bar, chocolateSnacks18.7 g
- 29Luna Bar, Nutz Over ChocolateSnacks10.5 g
- 30Slim-Fast Optima meal bar, milk chocolate peanutSnacks9.6 g
- 31Unsalted white corn tortilla chipsSnacks6.8 g
- 32Kashi GoLean crunchy granola bar, mixed flavorsSnacks6.6 g
- 33High fiber chewy bar, oats and chocolateSnacks6.1 g
- 34Trail mix with chocolate chips, nuts, seedsSnacks2 g
- 35Balance original barSnacks0.85 g
- 36Kashi TLC chewy granola bar, mixed flavorsSnacks0.27 g
- 37Kashi GoLean chewy granola bar, mixed flavorsSnacks0.01 g
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Source: USDA FoodData Central. Per serving uses each food's typical USDA portion. Daily Values are the FDA's for adults and children 4 years and older.