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Oxalate Food Chart: High vs Low Oxalate Foods

February 18, 2026 / By Kidney COP

Oxalate Food Chart: High vs Low Oxalate Foods

1️. High-Oxalate Foods (Limit or Avoid)

These foods may increase urinary oxalate and raise kidney stone risk:

  • Spinach
  • Beets & sweet potatoes
  • Almonds & peanuts
  • Chocolate
  • Black tea
  • Rhubarb
  • Bran flakes
  • Soy products

👉 Tip: If eating these, pair with calcium-rich foods to help reduce oxalate absorption.

2️. Low-Oxalate Foods (Safer Choices)

Kidney-friendly options for everyday meals:

  • White rice, pasta, bread
  • Cauliflower, cabbage, cucumbers
  • Apples, grapes, melons
  • Chicken, eggs, fish

These foods are commonly included in a 7 day kidney stone diet chart and are staples in a low oxalate cookbook.

3️. Quick Prevention Tips

  • Drink 2.5–3 liters of water daily
  • Limit high-oxalate foods
  • Add lemon for natural citrate support

Using a high oxalate foods chart can help you track intake, while combining calcium with meals acts as a natural calcium oxalate protector to reduce stone formation risk.

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***Kidney C.O.P.® patented formulation contains clinically researched ingredients. Each active ingredient in Kidney C.O.P. (or a combination of the ingredients) have been clinically tested and shown, to varying degrees of potential, to inhibit the rate of calcium oxalate crystal growth.

****Many of Kidney C.O.P.’s active ingredients (or combination of) have been tested in clinical studies & have shown to have an effect inhibiting calcium oxalate crystal growth. Many of these clinical studies are found in the five patents: 9,233,135; 9,492,491; 9,623,006; 9,789,152; 10,471,115 – pgs 1 – 3 of each patent.

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