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What are non-sweat fruits or vegetables that provide a good source of potassium?
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Potassium sources: Foods that contain potassium are quite common. Among them are white beans, dark leafy vegetables such as spinach. Other food are baked potatoes with skin, mushrooms, nuts, chocolate and salmon.
Answered 6/15/2016
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