The Best Snacks with Vitamin E

THE ANTIOXIDANT VITAMIN

Vitamin E is an antioxidant that helps protect your cells, and most Americans don’t get enough from food. Almonds are one of the best natural sources around. Our Sea Salt delivers 45% of your daily vitamin E per 1-ounce serving, with no fortification and just two ingredients.

WHY IT MATTERS

What Vitamin E Does

Vitamin E is a fat-soluble antioxidant that helps protect cells from oxidative stress and supports immune function and healthy skin. The Daily Value is 15mg. Because it’s found mostly in nuts, seeds, and plant oils, many diets come up short.

The smart move: get it from whole foods like almonds rather than from processed seed oils.

TOP PICKS

Snacks High in Vitamin E

  • Almonds – one of the richest whole-food sources, and the base of nearly every Daily Crunch flavor.
  • Sunflower seeds and hazelnuts.
  • Avocado – try it with Mediterranean Medley on toast.
  • Leafy greens – top a spinach salad with sprouted almonds for a double dose.

THE LINEUP

Vitamin E-Rich Flavors

Per 1-ounce (28g) serving:

Flavor Protein Fiber Added Sugar Why we love it
Sea Salt 6g 3g 0g 2 ingredients, low sodium
Dill Pickle 6g 3g 0g Made with real pickles
Cocoa + Sea Salt 5g 3g 2g Coconut sugar, cocoa, maca
Churro 5g 3g 2g Coconut sugar + cinnamon
Mediterranean Medley 6g 2g 0g Almonds, cashews, pumpkin seeds
Sea Salt + Vinegar 5g 2g 0g Zero added oils
Turmeric + Sea Salt 6g Good source 0g Savory umami, nutritional yeast

Every flavor is seed oil-free. Always check the package for the most current nutrition facts.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What snack is highest in vitamin E?

Almonds and sunflower seeds are among the highest. One serving of Daily Crunch Sea Salt almonds delivers 45% DV.

Do sprouted almonds have vitamin E?

Yes. Sprouted almonds retain the vitamin E almonds are known for.

Is it better to get vitamin E from food or supplements?

Most health organizations recommend getting nutrients from food first. Talk with your doctor before starting a supplement.

KEEP READING

This content is for general educational purposes and isn’t medical advice. Talk with your doctor or a registered dietitian about your individual needs.