Not exact matches
I entered ingredients into USDA «supertracker»
and got 63 calories
per ball (4g fat, 4g sugar, 2g
fiber, 26 mg sodium, 22 mg calcium, 106 mg
potassium)
Clocking in at about 350 calories
per glass, with far less sugar
and fat, this smoothie combines protein powder, Greek yogurt
and one whole apple
and banana (which offer a healthy dose of
fiber and potassium too!).
Nutritional Information:
Per serving (without bun
and garnishes): 214.9 calories; 4.2 g fat; 61.4 mg sodium; 205 mg
potassium; 36.3 g carbs; 5.8 g
fiber; 0.6 g sugar; 9g protein
Citrus marinated grilled tilapia
and crunchy California Avocado fries share the stage with a tangy dipping sauce that provides an excellent source of protein, folate,
potassium and vitamin C,
and good source of dietary
fiber and vitamin A
per serving.
Nutritional Information:
Per serving (made with broccoli, zucchini, bell peppers,
and mushrooms): 242.5 calories; 12.2 g fat; 369.5 mg sodium; 243 mg
potassium; 27.8 g carbs; 3.3 g
fiber; 12.4 g sugar; 8.1 g protein
There are only 24 calories
per piece but they're loaded with dietary
fiber and nutrients like
potassium.
With only 24 calories
per date (248
per 100 gram serving), dates are high in dietary
fiber, carbohydrates,
and contain more
potassium than bananas!
Nutrition (
per serving, margarine
and oil omitted): 283 calories, 8 calories from fat, < 1g total fat, 0 mg cholesterol, 331.1 mg sodium, 1319.1 mg
potassium, 57.5 g carbohydrates, 11.2 g
fiber, 4.2 g sugar, 12.7 g protein, 7 points.
Pumpkin is packed with filling
fiber (containing more than 20 % of the daily recommended amount
per serving) as well as
potassium, vitamin B,
and beta - carotene.
It's also rich in
potassium and copper
and contains more
fiber per ounce than a banana, which makes it a good aid to digestion.
The Humble Potato: Baked potatoes provide more than 35 % of your daily B6 requirement
per serving (about the size of a computer mouse)-- make sure to include the skins for extra
fiber and potassium.
Go for
fiber (shoot for at least 25 grams daily)
and foods rich in
potassium (aim for 4,700 milligrams
per day) like whole grains, fruits,
and vegetables.
They have 35 % more
potassium per unit weight than bananas, a diverse range of vitamins
and minerals,
and are
fiber - rich: 78 % of the carbohydrate in avocados is
fiber, totaling 7 g of
fiber per 100 g serving.
Strawberries are also very, very low in sugar
and only contain 6 grams
per cup (most varieties); they're also a great source of
fiber,
potassium,
and are rich in various antioxidants similar to blueberries.
Bananas are a popular source of
potassium, but sweet potatoes contain more
potassium per gram, not to mention its rich beta - carotene
and fiber content.
Cherries contain 3g of
fiber and 342 mg of
potassium per cup, which is about as much as a small banana.