Is peanut butter okay with lipedema?
It depends on how you make it.
4 out of 10 in Renya
A mixScore for peanut butter, 2 tbsp, a typical serving. Lower is gentler.
It depends on how you make it.
4 out of 10 in Renya for peanut butter, 2 tbsp, a typical serving.
A mixRenya meal score · lower is gentler
Why it scores a 4
How you make it changes the score
| Version | Score |
|---|---|
| Peanut butter, 2 tbspnuts/seeds | 4/10A mix |
| Sweetened peanut butternuts/seeds · added sugar | 5/10A mix |
| PB and jam on white breadnuts/seeds · added sugar · refined flour | 6/10A mix |
| PB on wholegrain toastnuts/seeds · whole grain | 3/10Mostly gentle |
Gentler swaps
Peanut butter, 2 tbsp (4) PB on wholegrain toast with banana
Peanut butter, 2 tbsp (4) Almond butter with apple slices
Peanut butter, 2 tbsp · 4/10
PB on wholegrain toast with banana
Peanut butter, 2 tbsp · 4/10
Almond butter with apple slices
Peanut butter and lipedema: what lowers the score, what raises it
Lowers the score
- Nuts/seeds (peanut butter, almond butter): lowers the score in Renya
- Whole grain (wholegrain toast): lowers the score in Renya
- Fruit (banana, apple): lowers the score in Renya
- A smaller portion: each ingredient counts half
Raises the score
- Added sugar (added sugar, jam): raises the score in Renya
- Refined flour (white bread): raises the score in Renya
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