Bean Dip

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Bean dip is a safe, plant-based snack that typically won't trigger gout attacks.

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  • Bean dip provides fiber, which may help eliminate uric acid, and plant purines are less likely to raise serum urate than animal purines.
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  • Some commercial brands add sugar or high-fructose corn syrup, which can elevate uric acid. Check labels and choose varieties without added sugars.
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