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Foods to Choose for Low, Moderate and High Potassium DietsFruits 

LOW <200 mg

 
MODERATE 200-400 mg HIGH  >400 mg

Apples

Apple Juice Avocado

Applesauce

Apricots, fresh Bananas

Blueberries

Blackberries Dried Fruits

Cranberries

Cherries Apricots

Cranberry juice

Fruit cocktail Currents

Grapes

Kiwi Dates

Grape juice

Mangos Figs

Peaches, raw

Nectarine Prunes

Pears, canned

Oranges Raisins

Pineapple

Papaya Melons

Plums

Peaches, canned Orange juice

Raspberries

Pears, raw  

Tangerines

Rhubarb  

Watermelon

Strawberries

Foods to Choose for Low, Moderate and High Potassium DietsVegetables 

LOW <200 mg

 
MODERATE 200-400 mg HIGH  >400 mg

Bell peppers

Asparagus Brussel sprouts

Celery

Beets, canned Cauliflower, cooked

Corn, fresh

Broccoli, raw Collard greens, cooked

Leeks

Carrots Chard, Swiss, cooked

Lettuce

Cauliflower, raw Kale, cooked

Mushrooms, canned

Corn, frozen or canned Okra, cooked

Onions

Cucumbers Parsnips, cooked

Radishes

Eggplant Peas, fresh

Red cabbage

Mushrooms, raw Potatoes

 

Mustard greens, cooked Pumpkin

 

Peas, frozen Rutabaga

 

Spinach, raw Sauerkraut

 

Summer squash Spinach, cooked

 

Sweet potato, baked Winter squash

 

Tomato, raw Tomato, cooked or canned

 

  Tomato juice

 

  Tomato paste

 

  Yams

 Foods to Choose for Low, Moderate and High Potassium DietsOthers 

LOW <200 mg

 
MODERATE 200-400 mg HIGH  >400 mg

Bread

Cocoa Mix Yogurt

Cheese

Milk Bran Cereals

Coffee

Beef Beans

Eggs

Chicken Nuts

Oatmeal

Fish  

Corn cereals

Wheat Germ  

Rice cereals

   

Pasta

   

Rice

   

Tortilla