| Salty Food | Less-Salty Substitution | 
| Canned or pickled vegetables | Fresh or frozen vegetables, or low-sodium canned vegetables | 
| Salted breads, crackers, bagels, or rolls | White, wheat, or rye breads; hard dinner rolls, matzo crackers, corn tortillas, pita bread, unsalted crackers or breadsticks | 
| Cereal rings, nuggets, or flakes; instant hot cereals | Lower-sodium dry cereals, such as shredded wheat, puffed wheat, and rice cereals; hot cooked cereals without salt | 
| Cured, smoked, or canned meat, fish, or poultry | Fresh or frozen meats or poultry, fresh-water fish (unbreaded), low-sodium canned tuna | 
| Instant rice mixes | Homemade rice (unsalted) | 
| Canned soups, dehydrated soups | Homemade soups with no salt added, low-sodium canned soups | 
| Bottled salad dressings or salad dressings from a mix | Low-sodium salad dressings or dressings made at home with no added salt | 
| Cookies | Animal crackers, fig bars, gingersnaps | 
| Cake mixes, pudding mixes | Fruits and fruit juices, home-made puddings without salt | 
| Chips | Air-popped popcorn without salt or butter | 
| Cheeses | Low-sodium cheeses | 
Selasa, 26 Januari 2010
Which Foods Are Lower in Salt?
When you have a craving for a salty food like those listed in the left column, try eating a less salty food from the column on the right instead. You'll learn to appreciate these new flavors, and you can feel good that you are helping your heart.
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