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Brilliant_brown [7]
3 years ago
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What are 5 foods, not counting bananas, that are good sources of potassium (>300 mg/serving) ?

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EastWind [94]3 years ago
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Answer:

The five foods other than bananas that are good sources of potassium (>300 mg/serving)  are as follows:

1) Avocados - They contain 487 mg potassium per 100 gm serve.

2) Sweet potatoes - They contain 541 mg potassium per 100 gm serve.

3) Spinach - They contain 540 mg potassium per 156 gm serve.

4) Watermelons -They contain 640 mg potassium per 572 gm serve.

5) White Beans - They contain 829 mg potassium per 179 gm serve.  

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