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Kidney & Bladder | Last Active: Dec 23, 2022 | Replies (66)

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I bought some rhubarb (lower potassium vegetable) at a farmer's market but wasn't sure how I was going to use it. Usually you have to add a lot of sugar to make it palatable. Perusing my old Betty Crocker cookbook, I found a strawberry/rhubarb pie that sounded so delicious. I replaced the sugar with zero calorie erythritol & monk fruit from Costco and substituted almond flour for regular flour. I'm not totally sure this fits within CKD guidelines but it was absolutely delicious. I somehow always associate rhubarb with fruits - not so!

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I love rhubarb. The more tart the better in my opinion. I, too, considered rhubarb to be a fruit. It's not?

@gingerw @kamama94 @cehunt57 @nscappa @hello1234 @l0lag0lag0b3 @jsaling, do you have any rhubarb recipes that are kidney friendly that don't require heaps of sugar?