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Which foods are highest in iron?

The foods with the most iron per 100 g, as eaten. Top of the list: cereal, o's, multigrain, with 46.6 mg per 100 g.

Which foods are highest in iron?
FoodIron per 100 g
1.Cereal, O's, multigrain30 g: 14 mg46.6 mg
2.Cereal, O's, plain1 piece (0.1 g): 0 mg30.9 mg
3.Peanut butter, vitamin and mineral fortified16 g: 2.7 mg16.6 mg
4.Caviar16 g: 1.9 mg11.9 mg
5.Liverwurst1 slice (28 g): 3.1 mg11.2 mg
6.Wheat bran60 g: 6.3 mg10.6 mg
7.Liver, chicken22 g: 2.2 mg10.1 mg
8.Wheat germ120 g: 10.9 mg9.1 mg
9.Natto176 g: 15.1 mg8.6 mg
10.Pumpkin seeds46 g: 3.7 mg8.1 mg
11.Pumpkin seeds, unsalted28.4 g: 2.3 mg8.1 mg
12.Papad, grilled or broiled9 g: 0.7 mg7.8 mg
13.Crackers, saltine, reduced fat3 g: 0.2 mg7.7 mg
14.Oysters, canned225 g: 16.4 mg7.3 mg
15.Tahini15 g: 1.1 mg7 mg
16.Waffle135 g: 8.9 mg6.6 mg
17.Waffle, plain, frozen10 g: 0.7 mg6.6 mg
18.Crackers, Cuban5 g: 0.3 mg6.4 mg
19.Blood sausage18 g: 1.2 mg6.4 mg
20.Heart20 g: 1.3 mg6.3 mg
21.Olives5 g: 0.3 mg6.3 mg
22.Olives, black5 g: 0.3 mg6.3 mg
23.Parsley, raw1 g: 0.1 mg6.2 mg
24.Cashews130 g: 7.8 mg6 mg
25.Cashews, unroasted50 g: 3 mg6 mg
26.Snack bar, oatmeal60 g: 3.6 mg6 mg
27.Dove, cooked (cooking method not specified)110 g: 6.5 mg5.9 mg
28.Oysters, steamed15 g: 0.9 mg5.8 mg
29.Kidney230 g: 13.2 mg5.8 mg
30.Dove, fried140 g: 8 mg5.7 mg

Foods as eaten, from USDA FoodData Central (public domain), at most two of each kind. Powders, supplements, sweets, snacks and cooking ingredients are left out.