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This is the Amino Z Food Database providing nutritional information on 10,000 foods typically consumed in an Australian diet. Information in each nutritional analysis includes:

  • Basic nutritional information
  • Glycemic Index
  • Vitamins and minerals
  • Amino Acids
  • Fatty Acids
  • Organic Acids
  • Carbohydrate Breakdown

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A very fine, short sprout with a pale green stalk and fresh green tip.
Central edible portion of the unopened flower bud, with tightly wrapped leaves gold-green to purple in colour. Canned in brine and drained. Average contents per can 63% solids.
French; NS as to fat added in cooking
The unopened flower bud of a thistle with gold-green to purple coloured leaves surrounding a hairy inedible choke, on top of an edible heart. Round to conical in shape. Lower leaves and heart cooked by boiling in water and then drained.
The unopened flower bud of a thistle with gold-green to purple coloured leaves surrounding a hairy inedible choke, on top of an edible heart. Round to conical in shape. Edible portion comprises lower part of leaves and heart.
The unopened flower bud of a thistle with gold-green to purple coloured leaves surrounding a hairy inedible choke, on top of an edible heart. Round to conical in shape. Edible portion comprises lower part of leaves and heart.
Tuber or root, yellow-beige in colour with short knobbly, club shaped branches. Peeled and cooked by boiling in water and then drained.
Sunchoke; NS as to fat added in cooking
Tuber with thin brown skin and white flesh.
Long crisp stem with a fragile featherly tip boiled in water and then drained. Usually green in colour.
Green or purple or white; NS as to fat added in cooking
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