Vietnamese chicken porridge
Rice ยท Chicken ยท Scallion ยท Cooking oil
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Rice ยท Chicken ยท Scallion ยท Cooking oil
Rice ยท Eel ยท Onion ยท Cooking oil
Rice ยท Pork ยท Potato ยท Onion ยท Carrot ยท Curry roux
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Rice
Rice ยท Tofu ยท Mapo sauce
Check allergens: Soy, Soy and wheat
Tofu ยท Rice ยท Konjac ยท Bean sprouts ยท Mushroom ยท Zucchini ยท Carrot ยท Yogurt ยท Sesame oil
Check allergens: Soy, Milk, Sesame
Rice ยท Tofu ยท Egg ยท Mushroom ยท Bean sprouts ยท Tomato
Check allergens: Soy, Egg
Barley rice ยท Chives ยท Bean sprouts ยท Seaweed ยท Potato
Beef ยท Kale
Chicken ยท Spinach ยท Rice
Edamame ยท Sweet potato ยท Walnuts
Check allergens: Soy, Tree nuts
Whole grains ยท Vegetables ยท Fruit ยท Milk ยท Animal protein
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Chicken ยท Milk ยท Mushroom ยท Green chile ยท Corn tortilla ยท Cheese
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Lettuce ยท Cucumber ยท Beet ยท Carrot ยท Sunflower seeds ยท Olive oil ยท Balsamic vinegar
Yogurt ยท Milk ยท Fruit juice concentrate
Check allergens: Milk
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Eat a varied diet with produce, whole grains, protein sources and calcium-rich foods. Supplement needs depend on diet, tests and health conditions.
Wash hands and produce, separate raw and cooked foods, cook thoroughly, chill promptly and choose pasteurized products.
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Lower-mercury fish, well-cooked meat or poultry, cooked eggs, beans and pasteurized dairy.
Eat a varied diet; you do not need to eat twice as much.
Lean meat, beans, greens, fortified grains and supplements as prescribed.
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Pasteurized dairy, yogurt, lower-mercury seafood and modest amounts of iodized salt.
Needs vary with diet and thyroid conditions.
Choose a variety of lower-mercury fish and check local guidance.
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Wash produce, separate raw and cooked foods, cook thoroughly, chill promptly and choose pasteurized products.
Avoid raw or undercooked animal foods and unpasteurized products.
Try smaller meals, bland foods, regular fluids and avoid lying down right after eating.
Seek care if you cannot keep fluids down, urinate very little, feel dizzy or lose weight.