Tofu

Classified across 25 of 25 dietary frameworks

15 Allowed
5 Limited
5 Not Allowed

Nutrition Facts

Per 100g · Source: USDA FoodData Central

VariantCaloriesProteinFatCarbsFiberNet Carbs
Firm144kcal17.3g8.7g2.8g2.3g0.5g
Soft/Silken270kcal18.8g20.2g8.9g3.9g5g

Why Diets Disagree on Tofu

Alkaline classifies tofu as Allowed because it evaluates foods by PRAL score (potential renal acid load). AIP, on the other hand, classifies it as Not Allowed because it evaluates by whether the food contains compounds AIP suspects of provoking immune activity. Different diets use different evaluation criteria, which is why the same food can receive opposite classifications. 5 diets classify tofu as Limited — meaning it fits under specific conditions like portion size, preparation method, or brand selection.

Classification by Diet

AIP
Not Allowed
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Alkaline
Allowed
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Anti-Inflammatory
Allowed
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Carnivore
Not Allowed
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DASH
Limited
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Diabetic-Friendly
Allowed
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Gluten-Free
Allowed
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Halal
Allowed
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High-Protein
Allowed
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Keto
Limited
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Kidney-Friendly
Limited
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Kosher
Limited
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Low-Carb
Allowed
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Low-Fat
Allowed
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Low-FODMAP
Allowed
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Low-Sodium
Allowed
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Mediterranean
Allowed
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Paleo
Not Allowed
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Pescatarian
Allowed
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Raw-Food
Not Allowed
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Sugar-Free
Allowed
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Vegan
Allowed
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Vegetarian
Allowed
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Whole-Food
Limited
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Whole30
Not Allowed
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