Potassium rich foods please?

Im pretty sure its obtainable year round? Im in texas. Central. I wish i liked those things. Theyre hella good for you. I just cant stand the flavor, sadly@SimplyTracie

@ShadowOfMyself Hmmmm, A Texan that doesn’t eat Guacamole. 😊

Yeah really@SimplyTracie

Really!? Thats awesome! I love baked sweet potato! I can literally just eat baked sweet potato all by itself with nothing else!@MrBlueGuy

Allergic to melons too. It fucking sucks. I do love spinach. I dislike avocados as well. Thank you@SW-User

@ShadowOfMyself I just read below about sweet potato. I didn't know this. Good post!

Apricots. Thank you!@curiosi

Never had a fresh fig. Dont think you can get those at walmart, can you? @Tminus6453

@ShadowOfMyself Yeah... you can get them at any supermarket either in the bulk section or packaged, they're an awesome snack

Ill have a look. Packaged? Like, bagged? I dont seem to recall figs just sitting out with the tomatoes and jalapenos and etc. ill have to check my walmarts. Thank you!@Tminus6453

@ShadowOfMyself oh, my bad. I'm sorry, I read the headline of your post and not the rest. Actually, I think K supplements are your best bet. I have some deficiencies myself and it is much easier to take the supplements than to always look for the right foods.

There is potassium salt (for people trying to cut back on sodium) that you can sprinkle on your food like table salt. It doesn't taste quite like regular sodium chloride salt but it isn't bad.

Interesting. Thank you@quitwhendone