Beans

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Beans, lentils, and edamame are fiber-rich and provide plant-based protein, while bean flours can be used in baking

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Broccoli

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Broccoli is a cruciferous vegetable that, in addition to being high in fiber, is rich in many other nutrients that can positively support gut health

Berries

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Berries are high in fiber and antioxidants, with just one cup of blueberries providing almost 4 grams of fiber, while also being low in calories

Avocados

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Avocados are versatile and contain 10 grams of fiber per cup, making them a healthy addition to meals and snacks

Popcorn

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Popcorn is a whole-grain snack that contains 1 gram of fiber per cup and can help satisfy cravings

Dried Fruits

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Dried fruits are high in fiber, but should be eaten in moderation due to their naturally occurring sugar sorbitol which can cause discomfort if overeaten

Apples

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Apples are a crunchy snack that contains about 4 grams of fiber depending on their size and can help increase fiber intake

Whole Grains

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Real whole grains such as 100% whole wheat bread, pasta, brown rice, and oats contain fiber, but make sure whole grains are listed as the first ingredient

Potatoes

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Potatoes are good sources of fiber, with one small potato providing close to 3 grams of fiber, and can offer many benefits when not fried or salted

Nuts

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Nuts like sunflower seeds and almonds are fiber-rich, helping meet daily intake goals; choose raw or dry-roasted varieties over pre-packaged