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Some High Fiber Foods

Bread, Cereal, Rice and Pasta
All Bran cereal - 1/2 cup 10.4 grams
Bread, Whole wheat - 1 slice 2 grams
Bran Buds - 1/2 cup 10.4 grams
Bran Flakes - 3/4 cup 5 grams
Cornbread - 1 square (2 1/2") 3.4 grams
Corn flake cereal - 1 cup - insoluble 1 gram
English muffin - 1 soluble 0.5 grams insoluble 1.5 grams
Graham Crackers 2 - 1.4 grams
Oatmeal - plain cooked 3/4 cup 3 grams
Rice Brown - cooked 1 cup 2.5 grams
Rice White - cooked 1 cup 1 gram
Shredded Wheat - One large biscuit 2.2 grams
Shredded Wheat Spoon Size - 1 cup 4.4 grams
Spaghetti - whole wheat, with meat sauce 1 cup 5.6 grams
Spaghetti - whole wheat, with tomato sauce 1 cup 6 grams
Wheat Thins 6 - 2.2 grams



Fruits
Apple - raw 1 medium 4 grams
Apple sauce - unsweetened 1/2 cup 2 grams
Avocado - diced 1/4 cup 1.7 grams
Banana - 1 medium - soluble 0.5 grams insoluble 1.5 grams
Cranberry Sauce - whole, canned 1/4 cup 1 gram
Peach - raw 1 medium 2 grams
Pear - raw 1 medium 4 grams
Raisins - 1 tbsp 1 grams
Raspberries - fresh - frozen 1/2 cup 4.6 grams
Strawberries - 1/2 cup - insoluble 1 gram
Tangerine - raw 1 medium 2 grams

Vegetables
Asparagus - fresh, cooked 4 spears 1 gram
Broccoli - fresh, cooked 1/2 cup 2.5 grams
Brussel sprouts - fresh, cooked 1/2 2 grams
Cabbage - fresh, cooked 1/2 cup 1.5 grams
Carrots - fresh, cooked 1/2 cup 2.5 grams
Cauliflower - fresh, cooked, 1/2 cup 1.5 grams
Corn - whole kernel canned 1/2 cup 3 grams
Potato - 1 fresh, cooked 3 grams
Romaine lettuce - 1 cup 1 gram
Sauerkraut - canned 2/3 cup 3.1 grams
Spinach - fresh, cooked 1/2 cup 2 grams
Squash - summer cooked 1 cup 3 grams
Squash - winter, cooked 1 cup 6 grams
Squash zucchini - raw or cooked 1/2 cup 3 grams
Tomato - raw 1 1 gram
Yams - (orange fleshed sweet potato) cooked or baked in skin 1 med (6oz) 6.8 grams

Legumes
Baked beans - canned, plain 1/2 cup 6.5 grams
Garbanzo Beans - canned 1/2 cup 7 grams
Green Beans - canned 1/2 cup 2 grams
Kidney beans - fresh, cooked 1/2 cup 8 grams
Lima Beans - canned 1/2 cup 4 grams
Peas - canned 1/2 cup 4 grams
Peas- black eyed frozen - canned 1/2 cup 8 grams
Pork and Beans - canned 1/2 cup 6 grams

Nuts and Seeds
Almonds - 1 oz. 3.1 grams
Peanuts - 1 oz. 2.2 grams
Peanut Butter Creamy - 2 tablespoons 2 grams
Popcorn - 1 cup 1 gram
Walnuts - 1 oz. 1.3 grams

The exact total fiber grams content is approximate due to other added ingredients in products, also, vegetables and fruits, because of its complexity and size of the "average" fruit or vegetable unit. Most internet information seems to vary from one site to the next. When shopping for food, look on all lables for exact fiber gram content.

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