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Two days before, continue eating only low-fiber foods.  \nSee the clear liquid chart for the day before, and day of, your colonoscopy.  \nTYPE OF FOOD OR DRINK YES—OK to EAT THESE FOODS NO—AVOID THESE FOODS  \nMilk and dairy  \nBread and grains  \nMeat  \nOK to eat:  \n• Milk  \n• Cream  \n• Hot chocolate  \n• Buttermilk  \n• Cheese, including cottage cheese  \n• Yogurt  \n• Sour cream  \nOK to eat:  \n• Breads and grains made with refined white flour (including rolls, muffins, bagels, pasta)  \n• White rice  \n• Plain crackers, such as Saltines  \n• Low-fiber cereal (including puffed rice, cream of wheat, corn flakes)  \nOK to eat:  \n• Chicken  \n• Turkey  \n• Lamb  \n• Lean pork  \n• Veal  \n• Fish and seafood  \n• Eggs  \n• Tofu  \nNO yogurt mixed with:  \n• nuts, seeds, granola  \n• fruit with skin or seeds (such as berries)  \nNO whole grains or high-fiber:  \n• Brown or wild rice  \n• Whole grain bread, rolls, pasta, or crackers  \n• Whole grain or high-fiber cereal (including granola, raisin bran, oatmeal)  \n• Bread or cereal with nuts or seeds  \nNO tough meat with gristle  \nPREPARING FOR YOUR COLONOSCOPY  \nTYPE OF FOOD OR DRINK YES—OK to EAT THESE FOODS NO—AVOID THESE FOODS  \nLegumes None allowed NO:  \n• Dried peas (including split or blackeyed)  \n• Dried beans (including kidney, pinto, garbanzo/chickpea)  \n• Lentils  \n• Any other legume  \nFruits  \nVegetables  \nOK to eat:  \n• Fruit juice without pulp  \n• Applesauce  \n• Ripe cantaloupe and honeydew  \n• Ripe, peeled apricots and peaches  \n• Canned or cooked fruit without seeds or skin  \nOK for some if cooked or canned:  \n• Canned or cooked vegetables without skin or peel (includes peeled carrots, mushrooms, turnips, asparagus tips)  \n• Potatoes without skin  \n• Cucumbers without seeds or peel  \nNO seeds, skin, membranes; or dried fruit:  \n• Raw fruit with seeds, skin, or membranes (includes berries, pineapple, apples, oranges, watermelon)  \n• Any cooked or canned fruit with seeds or skin  \n• Raisins or other dried fruit  \nNO raw, skin, seeds, peel; or certain other vegetables:  \n• Corn  \n• Potatoes with skin  \n• Tomatoes  \n• Cucumbers with seeds and peel  \n• Cooked cabbage or Brussels sprouts  \n• Green peas  \n• Summer and winter squash  \n• Lima beans  \n• Onions  \nPREPARING FOR YOUR COLONOSCOPY  \nTYPE OF FOOD OR DRINK YES—OK to EAT THESE FOODS NO—AVOID THESE FOODS  \nNuts, nut butter, seeds  \nFats and oils  \nSoups  \nOK to eat:  \n• Creamy (smooth) peanut or almond butter  \nOK to eat:  \n• Butter  \n• Margarine  \n• Vegetable and other oils  \n• Mayonnaise  \n• Salad dressings made without seeds or nuts  \nOK to eat:  \n• Broth, bouillon, consomme, and strained soups  \n• Milk or cream-based soup, strained  \nNO nuts or seeds:  \n• Nuts including peanuts, almonds, walnuts  \n• Chunky nut butter  \n• Seeds such as fennel, sesame, pumpkin, sunflower  \nNO salad dressing made with seeds or nuts  \nNo:  \n• Unstrained soups  \n• Chili  \n• Lentil soup  \n• Dried bean soup  \n• Corn soup  \n• Pea soup  \nPREPARING FOR YOUR COLONOSCOPY  \nTYPE OF FOOD OR DRINK YES—OK to EAT THESE FOODS NO—AVOID THESE FOODS  \nDesserts  \nDrinks or beverages  \nOther  \nOK to eat:  \n• Custard  \n• Plain pudding  \n• Ice cream  \n• Sherbet or sorbet  \n• Jell-O or gelatin without added fruit or red or purple dye  \n• Cookies or cake made with white flour, prepared without seeds, dried fruit, or nuts  \nOK to eat:  \n• Coffee  \n• Tea  \n• Hot chocolate or cocoa  \n• Clear fruit drinks (no pulp)  \n• Soda and other carbonated beverages  \n• Ensure, Boost, or Enlive without added fiber  \nOK to eat:  \n• Sugar  \n• Salt  \n• Jelly  \n• Honey  \n• Syrup  \n• Lemon juice  \nNO:  \n• Coconut  \n• Anything with seeds or nuts  \n• Anything with added red or purple dye  \n• Cookies or cakes made with whole grain flour, seeds, dried fruit, or nuts  \nNO:  \n• Fruit or vegetable juice with pulp  \n• Beverages with red or purple dye  \nNO:  \n• Coconut  \n• Po","cbCaiaA1KKX95EvH","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaA1KKX95EvH","pdf",137074,"English","# Low-Fiber Diet for Colonoscopy Preparation\n## Three-day eating instructions\n## Food and drink guide: YES/OK vs NO/AVOID\n### Milk and dairy\n### Bread and grains\n### Meat\n### Legumes\n### Fruits and vegetables\n### Nuts, nut butter, seeds; fats and oils; soups\n### Desserts and drinks or beverages; other","[{\"question\":\"How should I eat during the three days before a colonoscopy?\",\"answer\":\"Eat only low-fiber foods listed in the guide three days before, and continue with low-fiber foods two days before. 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