Without histamine intolerance
Histamine accumulates in products during prolonged storage, fermentation, and aging, so with histamine intolerance, you should avoid aged and moldy cheeses, smoked meats, canned fish, fermented vegetables, and alcoholic beverages. These ingredients contain high concentrations of histamine, which can cause adverse reactions in sensitive individuals. When selecting recipes, it is recommended to prefer fresh products, young cheeses, and freshly prepared dishes.
Ingredients that are excluded
- Blue cheese

- Viola Cheese

- Grape vinegar

- Cheese

- Tuna

- Pecorino cheese

- Smoked sausage

- Cream cheese

- Brie cheese

- Dry sparkling wine

- Anchovy fillet

- Sauerkraut

- Ricotta cheese

- Suluguni cheese

- Gruyère cheese

- Hard cheese

- Swiss cheese

- Buffalo mozzarella

- White semi-sweet wine

- Emmental cheese

- Grated Pecorino Romano cheese

- Blue cheese

- Red dry wine

- Cashew Cheese

- Sausages

- Bonito Tuna

- Soft goat cheese

- Poshekhonsky cheese

- Sheep cheese

- Canned tuna in oil

- Grated Parmesan cheese

- Dorblu cheese

- Grape seed oil

- Cheese sauce

- Sliced processed cheese

- Brynza cheese

- Adyghe cheese

- Processed cheese

- Cheddar cheese

- Pork mince

- Chinese rice wine

- Soft cheese

- Cream cheese

- Smoked dried tuna

- Horaz Panir Cheese

- Seedless red grapes

- Pork ham

- Mackerel

- Stracciatella cheese

- Parmesan cheese

- Dutch cheese

- Feta cheese

- Imereti cheese

- Pork fillet

- Mascarpone cheese

- Canned tuna in its own juice

- Wine

- Burrata cheese

- Grated hard cheese

- Grapes

- Pork balyk

- Chanakh Cheese

- Dry white wine

- Goat cheese

- Dried anchovies

- Roquefort cheese

- White wine

- Philadelphia cream cheese

- Pork lard

- Russian cheese

- Mini mozzarella cheese

- Mozzarella cheese

Allowed recipes
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