This low sodium Black Bean Salsa recipe is a great option to bring to parties or picnics where you want a kidney-friendly option that everyone will enjoy. About the Corn and Black Bean Salsa Ingredients: How should I serve Corn and Black Bean Salsa? I personally serve mine with low sodium corn tortilla chips. And
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Popcorn is whole grain snack that can be included in a kidney diet – as long as you choose a kidney friendly popcorn! Popcorn is low in protein (which is great if you have Chronic Kidney Disease and are not on dialysis). You can eat it by itself, or pair it with some other kidney
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Let me start by saying that I know the thought of “kidney friendly bacon” is going to be pretty controversial. You’ve probably been told on more than one occasion that bacon is terrible for you and should be avoided. I’m not going to try and argue that bacon is a nutrition superstar. However, if you
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Pancakes are a crowd pleaser for breakfast, but are often high in phosphorus additives making them a problematic choice for people living with kidney disease. In this recipe, we use pancake mix and syrup that contains no phosphorus additives to make these kidney friendly pancakes. Kidney friendly pancakes ingredients:
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Yes! But in moderation…and with a little extra planning (which I’m about to go over!) to make sure we don’t go over on our sodium, protein, or phosphorus. What makes pizza a challenging food for the kidney diet? Sodium Pizza is a sodium bomb. There’s no way to sugarcoat this. Just about every single ingredient
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Yogurt parfaits are an easy, no-cooking required way to get in some healthy fruits and probiotics. Assembled them in the right cup, and you can also take this breakfast on the go! Some notes about the ingredients in this parfait:
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