Sea lettuce
  Seasonal period: 
    All year
            Allergens
    Ulva lactuca is the scientific name for the edible alga known as sea lettuce for its long green leaves, very similar to those of a lettuce.
It is rich in proteins, carbohydrates, fiber, sodium, calcium, iodine, iron (50 times more iron than in spinaches) and magnesium. It is also rich in vitamin A (twice more than kale), B, folic acid, vitamin C (10 times more than oranges) and vitamin E. It is an antioxidant, astringent, anthelmintic and it prevents gout.
Nutritional information (0.1 kg)
    Energy
                32.0
                kcal
              Carbohydrates
                0.0
                g
              Proteins
                1.5
                g
              Lipids
                0.2
                g
              
                Sugars
                
                  0.0
                  g
                
              
            
                Salt (Sodium)
                
                  0.0
                  mg
                
              
            
                Folic acid
                
                  0.0
                  ug
                
              
            
                Vitamin C
                
                  0.0
                  g
                
              
            
                Vitamin A
                
                  0.0
                  ug
                
              
            
                Zinc
                
                  1.9
                  mg
                
              
            
                Iron
                
                  8.9
                  mg
                
              
            
                Calcium
                
                  82.0
                  mg
                
              
            
                Cholesterol
                
                  0.0
                  mg
                
              
            
                Polyunsaturated fatty acids
                
                  0.06
                  g
                
              
            
                Monounsaturated fatty acids
                
                  0.02
                  g
                
              
            
                Saturates
                
                  0.03
                  g
                
              
            
                Fiber
                
                  12.3
                  g
                
              
            
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