High-Fiber Substitutes
7 substitutes across 5 ingredients tagged high-fiber.
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Rolled Oats
Pulse in food processor for finer texture. Adds a hearty, slightly nutty flavor. Great binder for meatballs and veggie burgers.
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Plums, Dried (Prunes), Uncooked
Prunes have a similar chewy texture and rich sweetness to dates, with a deep, complex flavor. They're an excellent substitute in smoothies, energy bars, and baked goods. The flavor is slightly more tangy.
Figs, Dried, Uncooked
Dried figs have a similar sweetness and chewy texture to dates, with a slightly earthier flavor and crunchy seeds. They blend well and substitute directly in most date recipes, especially energy balls and desserts.
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Chia Egg
Mix and let sit 5 minutes until gel-like. Neutral flavor, excellent binding. Seeds remain visible as small specks.
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Lentils (cooked)
Brown or green lentils for best meaty texture. Season well.
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Bulgur Wheat
Pre-cooked cracked wheat, very quick to prepare. Nutty flavor with a slightly chewy texture. High in fiber. Great for tabbouleh and grain salads.
Farro
Ancient wheat grain with a chewy texture and nutty flavor. More fiber and protein than rice. Takes longer to cook (25-30 min). Great in hearty dishes.