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Here is a list of other foods that are not ideal for a fast-breaking meal [6] [7]: Raw high-fiber fruits with skin Raw cruciferous vegetables Legumes and pulses Nuts and nut butter (especially if not roasted or heat-treated) Seeds Side Effects of Breaking a Fast With the Wrong Foods As a rule of thumb, breaking intermittent fasting should not be done lightly