Chowder
With moderationClam or shellfish chowder is risky due to concentrated purines in the broth.
Good
- Homemade vegetable-based chowders (corn, potato) can be a safer alternative; smaller portions may be tolerated by some with well-controlled gout.
Bad
- Clams and shellfish are high-purine triggers; cream, butter, and high sodium content can impair uric acid excretion and raise flare risk.
AI-researched information — not medical advice. Ask a qualified clinician before changing your diet or treatment.