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Top Baby-Friendly First Foods (6–12 Months) Foods Highest in Vitamin A (RAE) (USDA Ranking)

WHO 6–12 month infant-safe whole foods highest in Vitamin A (RAE) (µg per 100g), verified against the Wise Eating USDA Standard Reference catalog. Retinoid nutrient critical for rhodopsin night vision, epithelial mucosal integrity, and fetal development.

900 µgAdult Daily Value (DV)
35Ranked USDA Foods
7683 µg#1 Food per 100g

USDA Leaderboard: Top Baby-Friendly First Foods (6–12 Months) Foods Highest in Vitamin A (RAE) (USDA Ranking)

Click any food below to open its full 100+ nutrient profile (including 22 vitamins, 11 minerals, amino acids, omega-3s, PRAL acid load, and WHO baby feeding age). Top food in this category: Liver, beef (7683 µg per 100g).

Rank USDA Food Item Vitamin A (RAE) / 100g % Daily Value Per 100 kcal Calories & Protein
#1Liver, beefLiver, beef7683 µg
100%
4416 µg174 kcal · 26.3g P
#2Liver, beef or calves, and onionsLiver, beef or calves, and onions4727 µg
100%
3664 µg129 kcal · 16.7g P
#3Liver, chickenLiver, chicken2808 µg
100%
1486 µg189 kcal · 20g P
#4Carrots, frozen, cooked with butter or margarineCarrots, frozen, cooked with butter or margarine842 µg
93.6%
1477 µg57 kcal · 0.8g P
#5Carrots, cooked, as ingredientCarrots, cooked, as ingredient826 µg
91.8%
1652 µg50 kcal · 0.98g P
#6Carrots, fresh, cooked with butter or margarineCarrots, fresh, cooked with butter or margarine824 µg
91.6%
1194 µg69 kcal · 0.96g P
#7Carrots, frozen, cooked with oilCarrots, frozen, cooked with oil819 µg
91%
1280 µg64 kcal · 0.78g P
#8Carrots, fresh, cooked with oilCarrots, fresh, cooked with oil800 µg
88.9%
1053 µg76 kcal · 0.95g P
#9Pumpkin, canned, cookedPumpkin, canned, cooked767 µg
85.2%
1370 µg56 kcal · 1.08g P
#10Carrots, glazed, cookedCarrots, glazed, cooked756 µg
84%
779 µg97 kcal · 0.9g P
#11Sweet potato, baked, fat addedSweet potato, baked, fat added684 µg
76%
595 µg115 kcal · 1.58g P
#12Sweet potato, boiled, fat addedSweet potato, boiled, fat added684 µg
76%
595 µg115 kcal · 1.58g P
#13Garlic sauceGarlic sauce682 µg
75.8%
99.9 µg683 kcal · 1.43g P
#14Milk, dry, not reconstitutedMilk, dry, not reconstituted653 µg
72.6%
180 µg362 kcal · 36.2g P
#15Sweet potato fries, from freshSweet potato fries, from fresh636 µg
70.7%
408 µg156 kcal · 1.49g P
#16Spinach, frozen, cooked with butter or margarineSpinach, frozen, cooked with butter or margarine606 µg
67.3%
1143 µg53 kcal · 3.9g P
#17Spinach, frozen, cooked with oilSpinach, frozen, cooked with oil584 µg
64.9%
990 µg59 kcal · 3.88g P
#18Collards, frozen, cooked with butter or margarineCollards, frozen, cooked with butter or margarine579 µg
64.3%
1053 µg55 kcal · 2.89g P
#19Hollandaise sauceHollandaise sauce569 µg
63.2%
104 µg546 kcal · 5.4g P
#20Carrots, canned, cooked with butter or margarineCarrots, canned, cooked with butter or margarine565 µg
62.8%
1284 µg44 kcal · 0.64g P
#21Sweet potato, casserole or mashedSweet potato, casserole or mashed565 µg
62.8%
571 µg99 kcal · 1.89g P
#22Collards, frozen, cooked with oilCollards, frozen, cooked with oil557 µg
61.9%
913 µg61 kcal · 2.88g P
#23Carrots, canned, cooked with oilCarrots, canned, cooked with oil542 µg
60.2%
1084 µg50 kcal · 0.62g P
#24Carrots, raw, salad with applesCarrots, raw, salad with apples532 µg
59.1%
294 µg181 kcal · 0.85g P
#25Carrots, raw, saladCarrots, raw, salad521 µg
57.9%
246 µg212 kcal · 1.25g P
#26Dandelion greens, cookedDandelion greens, cooked515 µg
57.2%
725 µg71 kcal · 2.82g P
#27Sweet potato, candiedSweet potato, candied514 µg
57.1%
275 µg187 kcal · 1.18g P
#28Scrapple, cookedScrapple, cooked499 µg
55.4%
220 µg227 kcal · 8.57g P
#29Spinach, canned, cooked with butter or margarineSpinach, canned, cooked with butter or margarine499 µg
55.4%
1188 µg42 kcal · 2.74g P
#30Spinach, canned, cooked with oilSpinach, canned, cooked with oil476 µg
52.9%
971 µg49 kcal · 2.73g P
#31Sweet potato fries, frozenSweet potato fries, frozen457 µg
50.8%
238 µg192 kcal · 2.27g P
#32Sweet potato fries, schoolSweet potato fries, school457 µg
50.8%
238 µg192 kcal · 2.27g P
#33Sweet potato tots, schoolSweet potato tots, school457 µg
50.8%
238 µg192 kcal · 2.27g P
#34Sweet potato totsSweet potato tots455 µg
50.6%
238 µg191 kcal · 2.26g P
#35Romaine lettuce, rawRomaine lettuce, raw436 µg
48.4%
2076 µg21 kcal · 0.98g P

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Frequently Asked Questions

What food is highest in Vitamin A (RAE) per 100g?

In our verified USDA ranking (Top Baby-Friendly First Foods (6–12 Months) Foods Highest in Vitamin A (RAE) (USDA Ranking)), Liver, beef ranks #1 with 7683 µg of Vitamin A (RAE) per 100g serving (854% of the 900 µg Daily Value).

What is the recommended Daily Value (DV) for Vitamin A (RAE)?

The reference adult Daily Value for Vitamin A (RAE) is 900 µg. Retinoid nutrient critical for rhodopsin night vision, epithelial mucosal integrity, and fetal development.

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