| Foods High in HFCS | Replace With |
| Regular soft drinks | Unsweetened sparkling water |
| Commercial candy (jelly beans and others) | Chocolate candy (check the label, though -- some chocolate candy bars may use HFCS as an ingredient) |
| Apple juice (typically about 60% fructose) | Unrefined 100% apple juice, grape juice, orange juice, or (here's a shocker) whole fruit |
| Pancake syrup | Real maple syrup |
| Popsicles | Frozen-fruit bars (always check the label; some brands may have added HFCS) |
| Frozen yogurt | Fat-free or low-fat ice cream |
| Fruit-flavored yogurt | Artificially sweetened or sugar-sweetened fat-free or low-fat yogurt |
| Ketchup | Mustard |
| Highly sweetened cereals | Sugar-free or low-sugar cereals |
| Pasta sauce (especially Ragu) | Sugar-free pasta sauce |
| Canned soup | Organic, all-natural, or sugar-free soups (check the label -- an HFCS-free soup won't list any sugar) |
X-Out HFCS
The foods that contain high-fructose corn syrup, and what to replace them with
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