Shallot

What it is

Shallots are vegetables used as an aromatic ingredient. This entry uses the USDA raw-shallot profile, rather than fried shallot toppings or a shallot sauce.

What it does

The raw reference contains 16.8 g of carbohydrate, 3.2 g of fiber and 334 mg of potassium per 100 g. Scale these values to the amount included in a meal.

Research context and ingredient forms

Frying adds oil and removes water, so a fried topping cannot be assigned the raw-shallot energy density. A general onion table is also not a substitute for the selected shallot record.

Using this information

Use peeled raw edible weight for this profile. When a recipe serves several people, divide the total shallot and other ingredient amounts by the actual number of portions.

Food sources and composition

NutrientAmount and serving basisFood and source
Energy72 kcal per 100 g edible portionShallots, raw; Shallots, raw SR Legacy April 2018; FDC published 2019-04-01
Protein2.5 g per 100 g edible portionShallots, raw; Shallots, raw SR Legacy April 2018; FDC published 2019-04-01
Total lipid (fat)0.1 g per 100 g edible portionShallots, raw; Shallots, raw SR Legacy April 2018; FDC published 2019-04-01
Carbohydrate, by difference16.8 g per 100 g edible portionShallots, raw; Shallots, raw SR Legacy April 2018; FDC published 2019-04-01
Fiber, total dietary3.2 g per 100 g edible portionShallots, raw; Shallots, raw SR Legacy April 2018; FDC published 2019-04-01
Magnesium, Mg21 mg per 100 g edible portionShallots, raw; Shallots, raw SR Legacy April 2018; FDC published 2019-04-01
Potassium, K334 mg per 100 g edible portionShallots, raw; Shallots, raw SR Legacy April 2018; FDC published 2019-04-01
Sodium, Na12 mg per 100 g edible portionShallots, raw; Shallots, raw SR Legacy April 2018; FDC published 2019-04-01
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