Diabetes And Potassium Rich Foods
Here is a list of potassium rich foods you can work into your diabees management plan...
Milk
Fruits High In Potassium
apricot cantaloupe coconut water grapefruit honeydew orange juice papaya peach fruit cocktail
Fruits With A Moderate Amount Of Potassium
apple cherries banana dates grapes lemons oranges mangos pineapple plantain prune juice raspberries raisins strawberries tangerine watermelon
Fruits With A Low Amount Of Potassium
pears plums
Vegetables High In Potassium
artichoke (cooked) asparagus bell peppers beet greens bamboo shoots broccoli cabbage (cooked) cauliflower celery chard chicory chinese cabbage collards cucumbers dandelion dill pickles endive escarole mushroom parsley radishes spinach summer squash tomato turnip zucchini blackeyed peas lima beans winter squash white potato black beans garbanzo beans great northern beans lentils navy beans pinto beans kidney beans soybeans avocado
Vegetables With A Moderate Amount Of Potassium
beets carrots eggplant ginger root kale mustard greens okra parsnips pumpkin rhubarb rutabaga sauerkraut scallion stringbeans sweet potatoes
Meat With A Moderate Amount Of Potassiumflounder halibut liver rabbit sardine salmon turkey
Miscellaneous Foods With A Low Amount Of Potassium
peanut butter graham crackers saltine crackers rice grits green peas corn steak oysters haddock ham cottage cheese lamb veal margarine butter mayonnaise chestnuts pecans peanuts sesame seeds
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