Cow’s milk is the most well-known source of calcium, but the nutrient can be found in other foods, too, such as:
- Cooked kale (179 mg per cup)
- Cooked collard greens (266 mg per cup)
- Dried figs (65 mg per 2 figs)
- Cooked broccoli (60 mg per cup)
- Oranges (55 mg per orange)
- Canned sardines with bones (325 mg per 3 ounces)
- Canned salmon with bones (180 mg per 3 ounces)
- Ricotta (335 mg per 4 ounces)
- Low-fat plain yogurt (310 mg per 6 ounces)
- Milk (300 mg per 8 ounces)
- Greek yogurt (200 mg per 6 ounces)
- Cottage cheese (105 mg per 4 ounces)