Parsley
              Category
              Aromatic herbs
            
          
  Seasonal period: 
    All year
          
      Parsley is of Mediterranean origin. It is probably the best known herb in the world except in Asia. It can be used to season almost all foods, such as meats, fish and so on. It has a pleasant green tone and a slightly spicy taste.
There are two types of parsley, known as straight and curly parsley. The former is tastier whereas the latter is prettier. It is rich in vitamin A. Its content is much higher than in any other vegetable.
Nutritional information (100.0 g)
    Energy
                45.0
                kcal
              Carbohydrates
                2.7
                g
              Proteins
                3.0
                g
              Lipids
                1.3
                g
              
                Sugars
                
                  2.5
                  g
                
              
            
                Salt (Sodium)
                
                  33.0
                  mg
                
              
            
                Folic acid
                
                  170.0
                  ug
                
              
            
                Vitamin C
                
                  190.0
                  g
                
              
            
                Vitamin A
                
                  0.0
                  ug
                
              
            
                Zinc
                
                  0.7
                  mg
                
              
            
                Iron
                
                  7.7
                  mg
                
              
            
                Calcium
                
                  200.0
                  mg
                
              
            
                Cholesterol
                
                  0.0
                  mg
                
              
            
                Polyunsaturated fatty acids
                
                  0.0
                  g
                
              
            
                Monounsaturated fatty acids
                
                  0.0
                  g
                
              
            
                Saturates
                
                  0.0
                  g
                
              
            
                Fiber
                
                  5.0
                  g
                
              
            
        The data is merely a guide and should not be used for medical purposes. Those responsible for the web disclaims any responsibility.
      
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