One tablespoon of flaxseed oil provides 7.26 grams of ALA omega-3, while a tablespoon of whole flaxseed contains 2.35 grams of omega-3.
Each tablespoon of canola oil contains 1.28 grams of ALA, making it an easy substitute for other cooking oils.
Chia seeds provide 2.53 grams of omega-3s per tablespoon, making it a nutritious choice for those following a plant-based diet.
Cooked salmon stands out as an excellent source of Omega 3s, providing 1.24 grams of DHA and 0.59 grams of EPA.
Foraging fish such as herring and canned sardines are among the best sources of EPA and DHA omega-3s.
Shellfish such as oysters, lobster and scallops are rare sources of all three types of omega-3s—ALA, DHA, and EPA.
About seven walnuts provide up to 1.28 grams of ALA. Pairing them with chicken can enhance your omega-3 intake.
A 100-gram serving of edamame, which is boiled and salted soybeans in their pods, contains 2.16 grams of omega-3s.