l o w FODMAP HIGH FODMAP d i e t e d u c a t i o n DIET CHECKLIST [ FOODS TO AVOID ]

GF = gluten free • HFCS = high corn • FOS = fructo-oligosaccharides * small amounts in a product dairy/dairy /herbs should be low enough in FODMAPs alternatives artichokes • asparagus • beets (fresh) • brussels sprouts • cheese (soft): ricotta, cottage, cauliflower • garlic • leek bulb • or cream • condensed or mushrooms (button, portobello, evaporated milk • cow, goat, shitake) • onion • peas • savoy sheep milk • ice cream • cabbage • scallion (bulb or white based milks made with chicory part) • shallot • snow peas • root/inulin • milk made snap peas • sun dried tomatoes with whole • yogurt baking products, , Always check ingredients spices, nuts/seeds/oils on food labels to ensure they comply with current low cashews • pistachios sweeteners, FODMAP diet guidelines. sweets syrup • chicory root extract • flour blends (made with wheat or gluten free flour blends made with bean barley • rye • wheat flours) • garlic salt/powder • apple • apricot • banana (ripe) • HFCS • inulin or FOS • * • blackberries • boysenberries • isomalt • jam (with HFCS) • cherries • currants • dates • dried ketchup (with HFCS) • mannitol fruit (most) • grapefruit • • • * • onion salt/ nectarine • peach • pear • powder • sorbitol • xylitol • protein (example beef, persimmon • plum • prunes • most sugar free: gum, mints fish, chicken) marinated tamarillo • watermelon and candies with flesh of garlic/onion beverages baked beans • black beans • borlotti beans • broad beans alcohol: rum • beverages • fava beans • kidney beans • lima beans • navy beans • made with cow’s milk • pinto beans • silken • soybeans (mature) • soy flour • fruit juices (most) • (made with whole soybean) • split peas tea: oolong, chamomile, fennel, strong chai • kombucha

The low FODMAP elimination diet is to be followed for a limited time, approximately 2-6 weeks.

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