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Title: Potassium Sources
Categories: Info Fruit Salmon
Yield: 1 Servings

  ***[400 mg or more]***
1mdBanana
1cCantaloupe -- cubed
1cHoneydew melon -- cubed
1cSkim milk
1lgNectarine
1cOrange juice
1mdPotato
10mdPrunes
3/4cPrune juice
1/2cCooked red beans
1cSalt-free tomato juice
  ***[200 to 399 mg]***
1cApple juice
3ozLean beef -- cooked
1/2cBeets -- cooked
1cBlackberries
1/2cBrussels sprouts -- fresh
1lgCarrot -- raw
3 Stalks 5-inch. celery
15 Cherries -- raw
3ozCooked chicken
3ozCooked flounder
1/2 Grapefruit
1cGrapefruit juice
  ***[200 to 299 mg]***
1/2cCooked lentils
1/2cLima beans
1mdOrange
3ozLean pork
3ozUnsalted pink salmon --
  Canned
1/2cSpinach -- cooked
1cStrawberries -- sliced
1/2cNo-salt added tomatoes --
  Canned
1/2cWater-packed tuna; unsalted
3ozTurkey; unprocessed
2cWatermelon -- cubed

For more information on potassium, see the American Heart Association's booklet "Facts About Potassium," available from your local American Heart Association. More information may be obtained from hospital's nutritionish; or ask your physician.

Recipe By : American Heart Assn's Low Salt Cookbook (1990)

From: Kitpath

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