How Much Potassium is in Carrots? (Check the Facts!)
Carrots contain potassium—about 320 mg per 100 g—plus fiber, vitamin A and antioxidants, but they’re not a high-potassium food; juice adds up fast.
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Carrots contain potassium—about 320 mg per 100 g—plus fiber, vitamin A and antioxidants, but they’re not a high-potassium food; juice adds up fast.
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