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Swiss Chard Potassium Staple

A Swiss chard potassium staple adds sautéed chard twice weekly—potassium and magnesium with stems used, not discarded.

A Swiss chard potassium staple sautés chard with garlic and olive oil twice weekly—high potassium and magnesium with less oxalate obsession than spinach-only diets. Stems need extra cook time; slice thin or pickle stems for waste-free prep.

Works beside fish, tofu, or eggs for a full plate.

Common questions

  • Are chard stems worth eating for minerals?

    Yes—stems carry fiber and minerals; sauté longer or pickle. Discarding stems wastes prep money and volume that helps potassium totals.

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