August 20th

Food list: pH Values of Common Foods


Direct access to an easy to use list with pH values of common foods.

Always consult with a healthcare professional or registered dietitian before making significant changes to your diet, especially if you have specific health concerns or conditions that may require dietary changes.

Note: pH values listed are approximate and may vary slightly based on factors like ripeness and

preparation.


Alkalizing foods (Recommended 70% of Your Diet) - Alphabetical list

Vegetables

Alfalfa grass: +29.3

Artichokes: +1.3

Asparagus: +1.1

Barley Grass: +28.7

Brussel Sprouts: +0.5

Cabbage lettuce, fresh: +14.1

Carrot: +9.5

Cauliflower: +5.6

Celery +13.3

Chives +8.3

Cucumber, fresh: +31.5

Dog grass +22.6

Endive: +14.5

Garlic: +13.2

Green beans: +11.2

Green cabbage, Dec.: +4.0

Green cabbage, March: +2.0

Horseradish: +6.8

Kamut Grass: +27.6

Kohlrabi: +5.1

Lamb’s lettuce: +4.8

Leeks (bulbs): +7.2

Lettuce: +2.2

Onion: +3.0

Peas, ripe: +0.5

Red cabbage: +6.3

Rhubarb stalks: +6.3

Rutabaga: +3.1

Turnip: +8.0

Radish (White): +3.1

Radish (Black): +39.4


Red beet fresh+11.3

Savoy cabbage: +4.5

Shave grass +21.7

Sorrel: +11.5

Soy sprouts: +29.5

Spinach: 13.1

Sprouted chia seeds: +28.5

Sprouted radish seeds: +28.4

Straw grass: +21.4

Watercress: +7.7

Wheat grass: +33.8

White beans (Navy): +12.1

White cabbage: +3.3

Zucchini: +5.7


Herbs

Cayenne pepper: +18.8

Comfrey: +1.5

Dandelion: +22.7


Fruits

Avocado: +15.6

Fresh lemon: +9.9

Limes: +8.2

Tomato: +13.6


Nuts

Almonds: +3.6

Brazil nuts: -0.5


Fats (Fresh, Cold-pressed Oils)

Borage oil: +3.2

Eve.primrose oil: +4.1

Flax seed oil: +3.5

Marine lipids +4.7

Olive oil +1.0


Non-stored Organic Grains and Legumes

Buckwheat groats: +0.5

Lentils: +0.6

Lima beans: +12.0

Spelt: +0.5

Soybeans, fresh: +12.0

Soy flour +2.5

Soy lecithin, pure +38.0

Tofu +3.2

White beans (Navy) +12.1


Seeds

Caraway seeds: +2.3

Cumin seeds: +1.1

Fennel seeds: +1.3

Flax seeds -1.3

Pumpkin seeds: -5.6

Sesame seeds: +0.5

Sunflower seeds -5.4

Wheat kernel -11.4


Water - Distilled (neutral)


Acidifying foods (Recommended 30% of Your Diet) - Alphabetical list

Fruits

Apricot: -9.5

Banana (unripe): +4.8

Banana, ripe: -10.1

Black currant: -6.1

Blueberry: -5.3

Cantaloupe: -2.5

Cherry, sour: +3.5

Cherry, sweet: -3.6

Coconut, fresh: +0.5

Cranberry: -7.0

Currant: -8.2

Date: -4.7

Fig juice powder: -2.4

Grape: -7.6

Grapefruit: -1.7

Gooseberry: -7.7

Italian plum: -4.9

Mandarin orange -11.5

GrainsMango: -8.7

Orange: -9.2

Papaya: -9.4

Peach: -9.7

Pear: -9.9

Pineapple: -12.6

Raspberry: -5.1

Red currant: -2.4

Rose hips: -15.5

Strawberry: -5.4

Tangerine: -8.5

Watermelon: -1.0

Yellow plum: -4.9



Fish

Fresh water fish: -11.8


Grains

Brown rice -12.5

Wheat -10.1


Nuts

Walnuts: -8

Macadamia -3.2

Hazelnuts -2.0


Fats

Coconut Milk: -1,5

Sunflower oil: -6.7


Foods to be Eaten as Little as Possible (10 % or less of diet)

Bread and Biscuits

Rye bread: -2.5

White bread: -10.0

White biscuit: -6.5

Whole-grain bread: -4.5

Whole-meal bread: -6.5


Meat, Poultry, and Fish

Beef: -34.5

Chicken: -18 to -22.0

Eggs: -18 to -22.0

Liver: -3.0


Ocean fish: -20.0

Organ meats -3.0

Oysters: -5.0

Pork: -38.0

Veal: -35.0


Milk and Milk Products

Buttermilk: +1.3

Cream: -3.9

Hard cheese: -18.1

Homogenized milk: -1.0

Quark: -17.3


Root Vegetables

Stored potatoes: +2.0


Nuts

Cashews: -9.3 

Peanuts: -12.8

Pistachios: -16.6


Fats

Butter -3.9

Corn oil -6.5

Margarine -7.5


Sweets

Artificial sweeteners: -26.5

Beet sugar -15.1

Brown rice syrup -8.7

Chocolate: -24.6

Dried sugar cane juice: -9.8

Honey -7.6

Molasses -14.6

Turbinado sugar -9.5

White sugar: -17.6


Beverages

Beer: -26.8

Black tea: -27.1

Coffee -25.1

Fruit juice, packaged: -8.7

Fruit juice, sweetened: -33.4

Liquor: -28.6 to -38.7

Wine: -16.4


Condiments

Ketchup: -12.4

Mayonnaise: -12.5

Mustard: -19.2

Soy sauce -36.2

Vinegar: -39.4


Miscellaneous Foods to Avoid

Canned Foods

Processed Foods


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