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How much potassium is in common foods?

Potassium for everyday foods — mg per common serving and as a share of the 4,700 mg Daily Value — ranked by what a real serving actually delivers. The banana gets the reputation, but a baked potato, sweet potato, avocado, beans and leafy greens all out-deliver it per serving. Potassium is the mineral that balances sodium for blood pressure (the basis of the DASH approach), so the per-serving number is what matters.

FoodServingPotassium / serving% DV
Potato 1 medium (173 g) 952 mg 20%
Sweet potato 1 medium (130 g) 618 mg 13%
Broccoli 1 cup chopped (156 g) 457 mg 10%
Banana 1 medium (118 g) 422 mg 9%
Lentils 1/2 cup cooked (99 g) 365 mg 8%
Sardines 1 can drained (3.75 oz, 92 g) 365 mg 8%
Pork chop 3 oz cooked (85 g) 346 mg 7%
Greek yogurt 1 cup (245 g) 345 mg 7%
Avocado 1/2 medium (68 g) 330 mg 7%
Edamame 1/2 cup (75 g) 327 mg 7%
Salmon 3 oz cooked (85 g) 326 mg 7%
Whole milk 1 cup (244 g) 322 mg 7%
Ground beef (90/10) 3 oz cooked (85 g) 309 mg 7%
Black beans 1/2 cup cooked (86 g) 305 mg 6%
Ribeye 3 oz cooked (85 g) 289 mg 6%
Ground turkey 3 oz cooked (85 g) 250 mg 5%
Kidney beans 1/2 cup (89 g) 247 mg 5%
Ham 3 oz (85 g) 244 mg 5%
Orange 1 medium (131 g) 237 mg 5%
Chicken thigh 3 oz cooked (85 g) 229 mg 5%
Shrimp 3 oz cooked (85 g) 220 mg 5%
Canned tuna 3 oz drained (85 g) 201 mg 4%
Tofu 3 oz (85 g) 201 mg 4%
Cashews 1 oz (28 g, ~18 nuts) 185 mg 4%
Peanuts 1 oz (28 g) 178 mg 4%
Watermelon 1 cup diced (152 g) 170 mg 4%
Brown rice 1 cup cooked (195 g) 168 mg 4%
Spinach 1 cup raw (30 g) 167 mg 4%
Walnuts 1 oz (28 g, ~14 halves) 123 mg 3%
Cottage cheese 1/2 cup (113 g) 97 mg 2%
Hummus 2 tbsp (30 g) 94 mg 2%
Bacon 2 slices cooked (16 g) 86 mg 2%
Egg whites 3 tbsp (46 g, ≈1 white) 75 mg 2%
Egg 1 large egg (50 g) 69 mg 1%
Mozzarella 1 oz / 1 stick (28 g) 24 mg 1%

USDA reference values, not a Labelgrade (that's for branded packaged products). High-potassium diets aren't for everyone — people with kidney disease are often told to limit it; this is reference data, not medical advice. Also see protein in common foods.