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Food and Beverages High in Oxylates

Fruits

 

Raspberries, oranges, grapefruit, canned or dried pineapple, dried figs or prunes, dates, kiwi

Nuts and seeds

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Almonds, cashews, peanuts, peanut butter, pecans, nut butters made from any of these; sesame seeds, tahini

Starches

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  • Grits, barley, bulgur, cornmeal, buckwheat

  • Whole wheat bread, pastas, or tortillas

  • Bran, wheat germ, wheat bran & bran cereal, cream of wheat, shredded wheat

  • Soups made from vegetables listed above

Vegetables

 

  • Spinach, carrots, rhubarb, green & wax beans, beets, rutabaga, turnips, parsnips, eggplant, leeks, okra, rutabaga, summer squash, parsley, edamame

  • Greens: Swiss chard, beet greens, mustard greens, Dandelion greens, spinach, collards, escarole

  • Potatoes, potato chips, French fries, sweet potatoes, yams

  • Tomato sauce or paste, canned

  • Beans: baked, refried, black, white, great northern, navy, pink, chickpeas, fava, kidney

Alcohol

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Dark beer.

Beverages

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  • Chocolate /chocolate containing beverages (hot            cocoa, Ovaltine®, chocolate milk, etc.)

  • Soy milk

  • Tea, instant coffee, colas, carob ice cream

​Other

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  • Tofu, miso and other soy products

  • Black olives

  • Chocolate & chocolate ice cream,

  • Pepper (> 1 tsp per day), poppy seed, turmeric, parsley

Division of Gastroenterology & Hepatology - University of Virginia

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