Diet

The Sweden diet

A Swedish diet is a form of diet that can be carried out in case of kidney disease.
You can find more information on this under our topic:

Kidney Disease Diet
and
Potato and Egg Diet

1. Breakfast

2 cups of coffee with 10 g of cream and 10 g of milk
50 g strictly protein-poor Daminbrot (health food store)
40 g low-protein bread (health food store)
20 g margarine, 20 g jam
15 g vegetarian spread (health food)
50 g tomato

2. Breakfast

300 g fresh apple

Having lunch

Potato soup with sausages
180 g potatoes
50 g leeks
100 g carrots
30 g celery
500 ml water, marjoram, parsley
20 g of vegetable oil
30 g Viennese sausages
Orange creme
100 ml orange juice
50 ml of water
10 g sugar
10 g corn starch
20 g cream (30% fat)

Snack in between

2 cups of tea
10 g sugar
Filled puff pastry pocket
30 g puff pastry (frozen product)
20 g grated apple
10 g raisins, almond slivers and powdered sugar for sprinkling

dinner

2 cups of herbal tea
10 g sugar
Pizza dough
100 g low-protein damine flour (health food store)
5 g yeast
5 g of vegetable oil
75 ml of water
Pizza topping
50 g onion
10 g butter
100 g canned tomatoes
10 g salami
50 g paprika strips
20 g green olives
20 g butter cheese (50% fat in dry matter) grated, 20 g olive oil, pepper, oregano

Late meal

150 g peach compote from a can
20 g rusks

This daily example does not take into account any potassium restriction. As soon as this becomes necessary, low-potassium recipes, low-potassium foods and special kitchen technology (watering, pouring off cooking water) must be used.