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Food (no added salt table) |
Serving size |
Potassium (mg) |
Tortilla, flour or corn |
1 |
50 |
Tea, brewed |
1 cup |
90 |
Sugar, powdered |
1 tsp /1 tbsp |
0 |
Spaghetti, no sauce |
½ cup |
30 |
Sherbet |
½ cup |
70 |
Salt |
1 tsp |
0 |
Rice (white, brown) |
½ cup |
50 |
Raspberries |
½ cup |
90 |
Radishes |
1 radish |
10 |
Popcorn |
1 cup |
20-25 |
Pineapple |
1/2 cup |
100 |
Olives |
5 large |
Less than 5 |
Soybean, sunflower) |
1 tbsp |
0 |
Macaroni |
½ cup |
65 |
Lime |
juice of 1 fruit |
45 |
Lettuce |
1 cup |
100 |
Lemon |
1 fruit juice |
50 |
Hummus |
1 Tbsp |
35 |
Pork, Hot dog and beef |
1 |
75 |
Grape |
9 grapes |
90 |
Gelatin |
½ cup |
Less than 5 |
Peeled cucumber |
½ cup |
80 |
Cranberry juice |
½ cup |
20 |
Cheese |
1 oz |
20-30 |
Cereal (puffed wheat) |
1 cup |
Less than 5 |
Butter |
1 Tbsp |
Less than 5 |
Bread, whole grain |
1 slice |
60 |
Blueberries |
½ cup |
60 |
Beans, green |
1/2 cup |
90 |
Bagel, plain, enriched |
10 cm |
70 |
Applesauce |
1/2 cup |
90 |
NOTE:
Potassium: Limit your potassium intake to 2,000 milligrams per day, if you are on hemodialysis. Limit your potassium intake to 3,500 milligrams per day, if you are on short daily dialysis or peritoneal dialysis.
Phosphorus: Limit your phosphorus intake to about 1,000 milligrams per day, if you are on dialysis.
Protein: If you have kidney disease but not on dialysis, low protein diet might be beneficial. Ask your dietitian or kidney doctor for guidelines.
Sodium: Most of the recipes are low in sodium, limit your sodium intake to 1,500-2,700 milligrams per day.
