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P is for Pineapple, a kidney friendly tropical fruit

Pineapple is a symbol of friendship and hospitality as well as a sense of welcome, good cheer, warmth and family affection. It’s also a great…

O is for Onion–low in potassium, high in flavor for your kidney diet

Posted January 29, 2010 in Diet Management, Tags: kidney-friendly diet, low potassium, onion, onion recipes by Sara Colman, RDN, CDCES.

Regardless of if you consider it a seasoning, a vegetable serving or a sandwich topper, onions are one of the most versatile vegetables included…

Make kidney-friendly changes to your Thanksgiving meal

Posted November 25, 2009 in Holiday Meal Planning, Tags: kidney friendly, low phosphorus, low potassium, low sodium, Thanksgiving, turkey by Sara Colman, RDN, CDCES.

Typical Thanksgiving Menu 3 ounces Turkey (pre-basted, frozen) 1/4 cup Turkey Gravy 1/2 cup Stuffing or Dressing 1/3 cup Mashed Potatoes 1/3 cup Sweet Potatoes…

N is for noodles: A kidney-friendly staple

Posted August 14, 2009 in Diet Management, Tags: kidney friendly, low phosphorus, low potassium, noodles by Sara Colman, RDN, CDCES.

What kind of noodles do you eat? Growing up my family ate egg noodles and spaghetti. As an adult, I’ve discovered a whole world of…

Controlling High Potassium in Chronic Kidney Disease

Posted May 29, 2009 in Diet Management, Tags: high potassium, low potassium, low potassium diet, potassium and kidneys. low potassium recipes by Sara Colman, RDN, CDCES.

Many chronic kidney disease patients I’ve worked with have questions about what’s important with potassium control. Not all people with CKD need to restrict potassium. …

Blueberries—the kidney-friendly memory fruit

Posted April 24, 2009 in Tips, Tags: antioxidants, blueberries, blueberry recipes, blueberry studies, high fiber, low potassium by Sara Colman, RDN, CDCES.

I love frozen blueberries. I usually fill a small bowl and eat them as they thaw while working at my computer. My friend loves dried…

Kidney Diet on a Budget: Stretching Produce Food Dollars

Posted March 19, 2009 in On a Budget, Tags: Budget, farmer's market, groceries, kidney friendly, low potassium, save by Sara Colman, RDN, CDCES.

Last week I wrote about making a PLAN for stretching your food dollars when following a kidney friendly diet. I hope you tried some of…

Kidney-Friendly Valentine’s Day Treats and Menus

Posted February 7, 2009 in Holiday Meal Planning, Tags: Kidney Diet Tips, kidney friendly, low phosphorus, low potassium, low sodium, Valentine's Day by Sara Colman, RDN, CDCES.

Chocolate covered nuts may not be on the Valentine’s Day menu for sweethearts with chronic kidney disease this February 14th, but that doesn’t mean you…

Jicama: A low potassium food for kidney diets

Posted October 6, 2008 in Tips, Tags: jicama, kidney friendly, low potassium by Sara Colman, RDN, CDCES.

J is for…Jicama Kidney diets are challenging but not impossible to follow while still enjoying great tasting foods. One way to add enjoyment is to…

Best Breakfast Choices for Dining Out on a Kidney Diet

Posted August 18, 2008 in Lifestyle, Tags: Breakfast, Eating out, Kidney Diet, low phosphorus, low potassium, low sodium by Sara Colman, RDN, CDCES.

Eating breakfast out is a special treat for some and a daily routine for others. Knowing the best choices for a kidney diet helps you…

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Tag Archives: low potassium

P is for Pineapple, a kidney friendly tropical fruit

O is for Onion–low in potassium, high in flavor for your kidney diet

Make kidney-friendly changes to your Thanksgiving meal

N is for noodles: A kidney-friendly staple

Controlling High Potassium in Chronic Kidney Disease

Blueberries—the kidney-friendly memory fruit

Kidney Diet on a Budget: Stretching Produce Food Dollars

Kidney-Friendly Valentine’s Day Treats and Menus

Jicama: A low potassium food for kidney diets

Best Breakfast Choices for Dining Out on a Kidney Diet

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