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Hormel Compleats Beef Pot Roast

High histamine

Hormel Compleats Beef Pot Roast is high in histamine because of the vinegar in its seasoned sauce.

This microwave bowl is cooked beef with carrots, potatoes, and a seasoned sauce.

  • Vinegar: the sauce's vinegar is why this bowl is rated high, since a plain vinegar without a named type is treated as one likely fermented from wine, cider, or malt.

  • The beef and vegetables: plain cooked beef, carrots, and potatoes are mild, so the vinegar in the sauce is doing all the lifting here.

Strip away the sauce and the rest of the bowl is gentle.

What's in it

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References

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  6. Guideline on management of suspected adverse reactions to ingested histamine — Reese et al. (2021)