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What are good foods to eat when living with kidney disease?

Eating well with kidney disease means being mindful of sodium, potassium, phosphorus, and protein. The good news is there are plenty of tasty options to enjoy!

Here are some kidney-friendly meal ideas to get started:

Breakfast
- Egg white omelet with black beans and Show Full Answer

What are good foods to eat when living with kidney disease?

Eating well with kidney disease means being mindful of sodium, potassium, phosphorus, and protein. The good news is there are plenty of tasty options to enjoy!

Here are some kidney-friendly meal ideas to get started:

Breakfast
- Egg white omelet with black beans and red bell pepper
- Pumpkin spice muffins (check phosphorus levels with your dietitian)
- Lower-fat cinnamon rolls

Lunch
- Baked sweet potato with low-sodium bean chili
- Chicken salad (low in potassium, salt, and phosphorus)
- Baked pasta

Snacks & Sides
- Salads with olive oil or vinegar-based dressing (skip avocado, spinach, and canned veggies)
- Fresh fruit
- Steamed rice When eating out or grabbing fast food, some safer options include:

- Eggs (simple, like hard-boiled)
- Veggie, tuna, fish, turkey, or grilled chicken sandwiches
- Small classic burgers (no cheese, in moderation)
- Salads with kidney-friendly toppings
- Fruit or steamed rice as sides

Always check with a registered dietitian or nephrologist to make sure these choices fit your specific needs, as recommendations can vary depending on your stage of kidney disease and treatment plan.

October 10
A MyKidneyDiseaseTeam Member

I appreciate the answer. Good to know.

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Thanks for the Question and the Answer!! I really appreciate it.

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