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This list combines all of the appropriate foods for a renal diet. Remember to eat these food items in
moderation, and follow a balanced diet with foods from all food groups. If you are concerned about your
weight, diabetes or heart disease, your specific needs may be different. Check with your renal dietitian or
doctor about how to tailor this grocery list.
If you have diabetes, limit carbohydrate portions of starches, fruit, and sweets. Foods or food groups that
contain carbohydrates are marked with a (*).
Clinical Dietitians, Food & Nutrition Services, UC Davis Medical Center (12/15)
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Beverages Honey Paprika
Apple juice* Jam/jelly Parsley
Cranberry juice* Jellybeans Pimento
Cream soda* Maple syrup Poultry seasoning
Fruit punch* Marmalade Rosemary
Ginger ale* Marshmallows Saffron
Grape juice* Peppermints Sage
Grape soda* Pie (apple, cherry, lemon) Savory
Horchata* Popsicles (fruit-flavored) Sesame seeds
Kool-Aid or Hi-C* Rice Krispie treats Tabasco
Lemonade* Red licorice Tarragon
Lemon-lime soda* Sorbet Thyme
(e.g. Sprite, 7-Up) Sugar Turmeric
Limeade* Vanilla wafers Vinegar
Mineral water Vanilla cupcakes
Mountain Dew*
Nectars* (apricot, peach, Seasonings Notes:
pear) Allspice _______________________
Orange soda* Basil _______________________
Pineapple juice* Bay leaf _______________________
Root beer* Black pepper _______________________
Sunny Delight* citrus punch Caraway seed _______________________
Cardamom _______________________
Tea
Chili powder _______________________
Chives _______________________
Fats _______________________
Butter or margarine Cilantro
_______________________
Cream cheese Cinnamon
Mayonnaise Cloves
Miracle Whip Coriander
Sour cream Crushed red pepper flakes
Vegetable oils Cumin
(Canola or olive oil) Curry powder
Dill
Sweets* Extracts (vanilla, almond,
Apple butter peppermint)
Cake (sponge, angel, Fennel
pound, spice, yellow, Garlic (fresh or powder)
lemon) Ginger
Candy corn Horseradish (root or
Chewing gum powder)
Cinnamon drops Lemon or lime juice
Cookies (sugar, shortbread, Liquid smoke
gingersnap, lemon cream) Mint
Cotton candy Mrs. Dash
Doughnuts (without nuts or Mustard, dried
chocolate) Nutmeg
Fruit ice Onion (fresh, powder,
Gelatin flakes)
Gumdrops Oregano
Hard candy
Clinical Dietitians, Food & Nutrition Services, UC Davis Medical Center (12/15)
© 2015 The Regents of the University of California. All Rights Reserved.