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Low
Fat Diet
The low fat diet is designed to limit
the total amount of fat in the diet. It may be used in the treatment
of various fat malabsorption syndromes such as the disease of the liver, gall
bladder and pancreas, small bowel resection, intestinal lymphangiectasia,
abetalipoproteinemia, crohn's disease, AIDS, and gastroesophageal reflux.
It may also be used for persons with
elevated serum cholesterol levels, those who are high-risk candidates for heart
disease and for weight management.
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LOW FAT
FOOD |
HIGH FAT FOOD |
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MILK &
DAIRY 2-3 servings each day |
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Buttermilk, cultured
Chocolate
milk, 1% or 1/2%
Hot cocoa
made with non-fat milk
Evaporated
skim milk
Light
milk, 1% or 1/2%
Non-fat
dry milk powder
Nuskim
Skim milk
(non-fat milk)
Soy milk,
1% plain or flavored
Half &
Half, fat free
Cappuccino
and latte's, made with non-fat milk or soy milk
Yogurt,
fruit varieties, non-fat or low fat
Yogurt,
plain or flavored, non-fat or low fat
Cottage
cheese, 1% or 2% fat
Fat free
or low fat cheeses (no more than 2 grams of fat/oz)
Mozzarella, part skim
Neufchatel
cheese
Parmesan,
grated
Frozen
yogurt, fat-free and non-fat varieties
Smoothies
made with non-fat milk, non-fat yogurt, soy or rice milk |
Chocolate milk,
whole
Evaporated whole
milk
Low fat milk, 2%
Whole or regular
milk
Yogurt, regular,
plain
Cottage cheese,
creamed
Processed cheese
such as cheddar, Colby, Monterey, jack, Muenster, Swiss, ricotta
Ice cream and ice
milk |
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FRUIT &
VEGETABLES 5-9 servings each day |
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100 %
fruit juice, V-8 juice
Purple
grape juice
All fruits
and vegetables, canned, frozen, fresh, and dried
Apple
chips
Applesauce
Fat free
pasta sauces
Fruit only
spreads
Low fat
pasta sauces
Salsa |
Coconut
Creamed, cheesed,
or buttered Vegetables
Fried or Deep
Fried Vegetables |
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BREADS
& GRAINS 6-11 servings each day |
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Whole
grain breads, English muffins, bagels
Buns,
hamburger and hot-dog buns, pita bread
Rice,
Barley, Bulgur, couscous
Kashi
Rolls,
tortillas (corn has less fat than flour tortillas)
Corn
muffins, pancakes and waffles made with allowed ingredients
Muffins,
non-fat varieties
Whole
grain ready-to eat cereals, cooked cereals such as oatmeal, farina, cream of
wheat
Matzo
Muffins,
Rolls, Biscuits (made with an acceptable fat)
Pasta
(spaghetti, macaroni, noodles)
Pastas,
whole wheat
Low fat
Crackers: Ak-Mak, graham crackers, matzoh, Wasa, Finn Crisp, Nabisco Harvest
Crisp, animal crackers, whole wheat crackers, Melba toast, soda crackers,
Zwieback
Bread
sticks
Baked
chips
Pizza
crust
Popcorn,
Air-popped
Pretzels
(soft or hard), rice cakes (plain or flavored), popcorn rice cakes |
Cinnamon Rolls,
muffins
Coffee cake
Crackers made
with saturated fats
Croissants
Doughnuts
Egg bagels
Egg noodles
Fried breads and
pastries, Bismarck's
Fried or mashed
potatoes
Granola-type
cereals made with saturated fats
High Fat Crackers
such as Ritz, Waverly Wafers
Pancakes and
waffles
Biscuits
Quick breads
Pound cake
Stuffing Mixes
Sweet rolls
Sweetened or
frosted breads |
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MEAT &
MEAT SUBSTITUTES 2-3 servings or total of 6 oz daily |
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Beef
Chuck:
arm, shoulder, pot roast
Filet
mignon
Ground
beef (95% lean)
Loin:
porterhouse steak, top loin steak
Loin:
sirloin steak, T-bone steak, tenderloin
Rib: rib
eye steak, rib eye roast
Round:
roast, steak, tip roast
Round:
Top, Bottom or Eye Round Roast (Select)
Veal:
cutlet, loin chop, rib roast
Fish:
All Fish such as Tuna (canned in water), scallops, shrimp, lobster,
flatfish, flounder, crab, clams rainbow trout
Salmon,
sardines, haddock, halibut, Orange roughy, red snapper, swordfish, sole,
sturgeon, mussels, oysters, cod, perch, pike, crayfish
Kippered
Herring, coho trout
Lamb:
Foreshank, braised leg, shank or
sirloin
half loin, whole, broiled
Pork:
ham, shank or rump half
loin,
tenderloin, center loin cuts
Poultry
(without skin):
Chicken
(light meat is leaner than dark meat)
Chicken,
Drumstick, Breast
Duck,
Roasted (Flesh only)
Turkey
(light meat is leaner than dark meat)
Turkey
Store Extra Lean Ground Breast
Turkey,
Breast, Wing, Leg (for fryers and roasters-hens and toms may be twice as
fatty)
Processed meats:
Canadian Bacon
Beef,
dried, chopped beef
Ham,
boneless [regular (11%)]
Ham,
canned [extra lean (4%)]
Honeyloaf
Turkey
pastrami, peppered loaf
Turkey
ham, turkey roll (light and dark meat) |
Beef:
ground beef, 73 % lean
Fish:
catfish, channel, breaded and fried
Lamb:
ground, lean, broiled
Pork:
chitterlings, loin, blade, tail
Poultry:
Duck and goose (flesh and skin)
Processed meats :
Bacon,
Bologna, Braunschweiger, liverwurst, bratwurst, Caviar, Chorizo (Mexican
sausage), Corned Beef, Frankfurter, turkey, chicken, beef or pork, Ham,
Canned [regular lean], Roasted
Headcheese,
Kielbasa, Pastrami (Beef), Link Sausage, Organ meats: such as liver, kidney,
sweetbread, brain, Pate, Pepperoni, Pig's Feet; Pickled, Roe, Salami
Eggs:
Fried eggs; more than 3 egg yolks
per week |
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Nuts &
Beans |
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Dried peas
and beans, like split peas, black-eyed peas,
Chick peas
(garbonzo beans), kidney beans, navy beans
Lentils
Lima bean
Soy
protein, tempeh, miso, TVP (Textured Vegetable Protein), soybean curd
(tofu)
Soybeans
Tree nuts
such as pecans, walnuts, and almonds
Flaxseed
Vegetarian
hotdogs and hamburgers
Soups:
Homemade
cream or meat broth soups made without high fat milk products (such as
non-fat milk, fat free Half and Half) |
Baked beans with
bacon fat
Soups:
Cream soups made
with whole milk, cream, or half-and-half |
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FATS &
SNACKS (use sparingly) |
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Cream
Cheese, low fat and fat-free
Imitation
sour cream
Liquid
vegetable oil: olive, canola, corn, and safflower
Rice-bran
oil
Margarine,
non stick or tub (with liquid vegetable oil as first ingredient)
Cholesterol lowering spreads such as Benecol, Take Control margarines, Sweet
Balance products
Mayonnaise, Low fat and fat free
Half &
Half, Fat free
Poly Rich
Non-dairy Creamer
Salad
Dressings, Low fat and fat free varieties
Dips,
non-fat yogurt or salad dressing based
Dips and
Spreads, Low fat and Fat free varieties
Salsa
Carbonated
or mineral water, plain or flavored
Sports
Drinks, such as Gatorade, PowerAde
Sport or
Fitness waters
Teas,
Green or Black
Cappuccino
and latte's, made with non-fat milk or soy milk
Cocoa
powder
Cotton
candy
Egg white
soufflés
Fat free
desserts and cookies of all kinds
Fruit
rolls
Gelatin
Ginger
Snaps, sugar wafers, vanilla wafers, molasses cookies
Gum drops,
Good and Plenty, marshmallows, fig bars
Hard
Candies, Peppermint sticks, candy canes
Jelly
beans, licorice, candy corn, gummy bears
Lemonade
Lollipops,
hard mints, divinity
Pickles
Popcorn,
light or low fat
Popcorn,
homemade with little oil for popping
Popsicle,
Frozen Fruit Bars
Puddings
(made with skim milk)
Sherbet,
fruit sorbet, fruit ice
Vegetarian
pizza (with part-skim mozzarella)
Angel food
cake or sponge cake
Carbonated
Beverages (sweetened or unsweetened) |
Butter, lard,
cocoa butter, coconut oil, palm kernel oil, beef tallow, Menhaden oil
Coffee
whitener/cream substitute
Cream (light,
cream, or table)
Non-dairy cream
substitutes
Salad dressings
(sour cream base, French, ranch, blue cheese)
Sour cream, cream
cheese, whipping cream
Cakes, cookies,
pies made with hardened fat
Cheese curls
Chocolate candy
Custard, baked
Eggnog
Flan, regular
Granola bar
Macadamia nuts,
mixed nuts, peanuts, cashews
Popcorn, buttered
Popcorn, cheese
Popcorn,
microwave
Potato chips,
corn chips, Doritos
Puddings (made
with whole milk) |
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LABEL
INGREDIENTS |
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Carob
Cocoa
Non-fat
dry milk, non-fat dry milk solids, skim milk
Oils, like
corn, cottonseed, olive, safflower, sesame, soybean, or sunflower
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Animal fat, like
bacon, beef, ham, lamb
Butter, lard
Chocolate
Cocoa butter
Coconut, coconut
oil, palm kernel or palm oil
Cream
Egg and egg-yolk
solids
Hardened fat or
oil
Hydrogenated
vegetable oil
Trans-fat
Meat, pork,
chicken or turkey fats
Shortening or
vegetable shortening
Unspecified
vegetable oil (could be coconut, coconut oil, palm kernel or palm oil) |
The above opinionated
views and information serves to educated and informed consumer. The information
provided herein should not be used during any medical emergency or for the
diagnosis or treatment of any medical condition. It should not replaced
professional advise and consultation. A licensed physician should be consulted
for diagnosis and treatment of any and all medical conditions
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