Strawberry Caprese Salad

This simple, tasty salad is another quick way to get your calcium while keeping oxalate intake low. I swapped out the traditional tomatoes used in Caprese salads for sweeter, lower-oxalate strawberries, and, for a little tang, we finish it off with a drizzle of balsamic dressing. Mozzarella is a good lower sodium, higher calcium cheese choice.  Make sure to check the different brands as the nutrition content varies. I make this when asked to bring a side dish in summer.

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