Which foods have the most fiber per 100 calories?

The food highest in fiber per 100 kcal is Corn bran, crude at 35.3 g, followed by Fungi, Cloud ears, dried (24.7 g) and Gums, seed gums (includes locust bean, guar) (23.3 g). Values are per 100 g of food.

Foods Highest in Fiber per 100 Calories
#FoodCategoryFiber per 100 kcal (g)kcal / 100 gProtein (g / 100 g)Fiber (g / 100 g)
1Corn bran, crudeCereal Grains and Pasta35.32248.479.0
2Fungi, Cloud ears, driedVegetables and Vegetable Products24.72849.370.1
3Gums, seed gums (includes locust bean, guar)Sweets23.33324.677.3
4Lemon peel, rawFruits and Fruit Juices22.6471.510.6
5Spices, cinnamon, groundSpices and Herbs21.52474.053.1
6Cereals ready-to-eat, SUN COUNTRY, KRETSCHMER Toasted Wheat BranBreakfast Cereals20.620017.641.3
7Wheat bran, crudeCereal Grains and Pasta19.821615.642.8
8Cattail, Narrow Leaf Shoots (Northern Plains Indians)American Indian/Alaska Native Foods18.0251.24.5
9Carob flourLegumes and Legume Products17.92224.639.8
10Baobab powderFruits and Fruit Juices17.82503.744.5
11Turnip greens, cooked, boiled, drained, with saltVegetables and Vegetable Products17.5201.13.5
12Turnip greens, cooked, boiled, drained, without saltVegetables and Vegetable Products17.5201.13.5
13Chicory greens, rawVegetables and Vegetable Products17.4231.74.0
14Beet greens, rawVegetables and Vegetable Products16.8222.23.7
15Spices, savory, groundSpices and Herbs16.82726.745.7
16Mustard greens, frozen, unpreparedVegetables and Vegetable Products16.5202.53.3
17Stinging Nettles, blanched (Northern Plains Indians)American Indian/Alaska Native Foods16.4422.76.9
18Spices, curry powderSpices and Herbs16.432514.353.2
19Cocoa, dry powder, unsweetenedSweets16.222819.637.0
20Spices, basil, driedSpices and Herbs16.223323.037.7
21Spices, oregano, driedSpices and Herbs16.02659.042.5
22Spearmint, freshSpices and Herbs15.4443.36.8
23Frozen novelties, Sugar Free, CREAMSICLE PopsSweets15.3491.47.5
24Rose Hips, wild (Northern Plains Indians)American Indian/Alaska Native Foods14.91621.624.1
25Spices, marjoram, driedSpices and Herbs14.927112.740.3
26Seaweed, Canadian Cultivated EMI-TSUNOMATA, rehydratedVegetables and Vegetable Products14.5311.94.5
27Grape leaves, cannedVegetables and Vegetable Products14.3694.39.9
28Seaweed, Canadian Cultivated EMI-TSUNOMATA, dryVegetables and Vegetable Products14.225915.336.7
29Spices, coriander seedSpices and Herbs14.129812.441.9
30Capers, cannedSpices and Herbs13.9232.43.2
31Thyme, freshSpices and Herbs13.91015.614.0
32Fireweed, young leaves, raw (Alaska Native)American Indian/Alaska Native Foods13.6443.06.0
33Cocoa, dry powder, unsweetened, processed with alkaliSweets13.622018.129.8
34Spices, thyme, driedSpices and Herbs13.42769.137.0
35Lambsquarters, raw (Northern Plains Indians)American Indian/Alaska Native Foods13.4474.26.3
36Kohlrabi, rawVegetables and Vegetable Products13.3271.73.6
37Dock, rawVegetables and Vegetable Products13.2222.02.9
38Ginger root, pickled, canned, with artificial sweetenerVegetables and Vegetable Products13.0200.32.6
39Dock, cooked, boiled, drained, without saltVegetables and Vegetable Products13.0201.82.6
40Yambean (jicama), rawVegetables and Vegetable Products12.9380.74.9
41Spices, rosemary, driedSpices and Herbs12.93314.942.6
42Pumpkin leaves, cooked, boiled, drained, without saltVegetables and Vegetable Products12.9212.72.7
43Pumpkin leaves, cooked, boiled, drained, with saltVegetables and Vegetable Products12.9212.72.7
44Spices, sage, groundSpices and Herbs12.831510.640.3
45Mustard spinach, (tendergreen), rawVegetables and Vegetable Products12.7222.22.8
46Chayote, fruit, cooked, boiled, drained, with saltVegetables and Vegetable Products12.7220.62.8
47Sweet potato leaves, rawVegetables and Vegetable Products12.6422.55.3
48Prickly pears, raw (Northern Plains Indians)American Indian/Alaska Native Foods12.6420.15.3
49Pepper, banana, rawVegetables and Vegetable Products12.6271.73.4
50Raspberries, rawFruits and Fruit Juices12.5521.26.5

Method

  • Values are per 100 g of food, as reported in USDA FoodData Central.
  • Source: SR Legacy (April 2018 release) and Foundation Foods (April 2026 release), deduplicated.
  • Foods with fewer than 20 kcal per 100 g are excluded so near-zero-calorie items do not distort the per-calorie ratio.
  • The table lists the top 50 foods, sorted by the ranking value.

This list ranks foods by fiber per 100 kcal — how much fiber a food provides relative to its calories. The foods near the top pack the most fiber for the least energy.

Values are per 100 g of food. A high rank means high fiber density, not that a food is the only or best choice overall.

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