Vitamin K Levels in Common Foods: Your Quick Guide to Beverages

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Here are the amounts of Vitamin K in the indicated servings of each beverage. Remember that consistency is key in your daily amount of Vitamin K. The current Recommended Daily Allowance of Vitamin K is 70-80 micrograms per day. Here's why the RDA should be your target.

Item Amount Vitamin K (mcg)
Coffee
Instant coffee, regular or decaffeinated 6 oz. 0 mcg Vitamin K
Coffee brewed using drip method, regular or decaffeinated 6 oz. 0.2 mcg Vitamin K
 Tea
Black tea, regular or decaf 6 oz. 0 mcg Vitamin K
Green tea, regular or decaf 6 oz. 0 mcg Vitamin K
 Soft Drinks
Regular or decaffeinated cola 1 can (12 oz.) 0 mcg Vitamin K
Non-calorie cola, regular or decaffeinated 1 can (12 oz.) 0 mcg Vitamin K
Ginger ale 1 can (12 oz.) 0 mcg Vitamin K
 Juice
Apple juice, from concentrate 6 oz. 0 mcg Vitamin K
Cranberry juice, unsweetened 6 oz. 9.7mcg Vitamin K
Grape juice, unsweetened 6 oz. 0.8 mcg Vitamin K
Grapefruit juice, white or red Caution! 6 oz. 0 mcg Vitamin K
Orange juice, fresh or from frozen concentrate 6 oz. 0.2 mcg Vitamin K
Pineapple juice, from frozen concentrate 6 oz. 0.6 mcg Vitamin K
Prune juice, canned 4 oz. 4.4 mcg Vitamin K
Tomato juice, canned 4 oz. 2.8 mcg Vitamin K
Lemonade (from frozen concentrate, pink or yellow) 8 oz. 0 mcg Vitamin K
 Alcoholic
Beverages
Beer (regular and light) 1 can (12 oz.) 0 mcg Vitamin K
Sake 4 fluid ounces 0 mcg Vitamin K
Whiskey 1 oz. 0 mcg Vitamin K
Wine, white or red 5 fluid ounces 0.6 mcg Vitamin K
Vodka 4 fluid ounces 0 mcg Vitamin K