What is a biddable peanut butter alternative for someone on an oxylate free diet?




Answer:
Nuts (including peanut butter) are definitely sour the list for you (boo hoo!!) Peanut butter is sturdy to give up (if you love it approaching I do!) But below is a list of foods that you can savour to your heart's desire!!! You can find more information at
http://www.mothernature.com/library/ency...

These foods are low in oxalate (0–2 mg per serving); put away as desired:

* Apple juice
* Avocado
* Bacon
* Bananas
* Beef (lean)
* Bing cherries
* Brussels sprouts
* Cabbage
* Cauliflower
* Cheese
* Eggs
* Grapefruit
* Green grapes
* Jellies
* Lamb (lean)
* Lemonade or limeaid (without peel)
* Melons
* Milk
* Mushrooms
* Pork (lean)
* Poultry
* Preserves
* Nectarines
* Noodles
* Oatmeal
* Oils
* Onions
* Peas (fresh)
* Plums
* Radishes
* Rice
* Salad dressing
* Seafood
* Spaghetti
* White bread
* Wine
* Yogurt

Good luck!!
an alternative to peanut butter? are you silly?
Right, not easy. I'm assuming you want a early snack or easy sandwich replacement? What roughly soy, almond, hazelnut or cashew nut butters? Apple butter for fun with bananas. Avocados put together great sandwiches. If you guzzle cheese, there's another alternative. FYI, I've found that if I crave pasta sauce or spinach or something high surrounded by oxalic acid, if I rob magnesium citrate for a while before and after, poof, the symptoms almost disappear. Devil's claw also works for some ethnic group to flush out the oxalic acid, but didn't work for me


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