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FODMAP Foods Chart Lauren Renlund Dec 2017 With Gram Amounts PDF

The document provides a list of foods categorized as low, moderate, or high in FODMAPs. Vegetables and fruits that are generally low in FODMAPs include things like broccoli, cabbage, carrots, and bananas. Foods like artichoke hearts, mushrooms, onions, and apples are moderate in FODMAPs and should only be eaten in limited quantities. High FODMAP foods to avoid include asparagus, cauliflower, garlic, and pears. The document recommends eating a variety of low FODMAP foods and limiting moderate FODMAP foods to the serving sizes listed to help manage digestive symptoms from FODMAPs.

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FODMAP Foods Chart Lauren Renlund Dec 2017 With Gram Amounts PDF

The document provides a list of foods categorized as low, moderate, or high in FODMAPs. Vegetables and fruits that are generally low in FODMAPs include things like broccoli, cabbage, carrots, and bananas. Foods like artichoke hearts, mushrooms, onions, and apples are moderate in FODMAPs and should only be eaten in limited quantities. High FODMAP foods to avoid include asparagus, cauliflower, garlic, and pears. The document recommends eating a variety of low FODMAP foods and limiting moderate FODMAP foods to the serving sizes listed to help manage digestive symptoms from FODMAPs.

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Foods Low in FODMAPs Moderate in FODMAPs High in FODMAPs

 Alfalfa
 Ginger root
 Artichoke hearts, canned (1/8 cup/28g)  Artichokes
Vegetables  Arugula  Beetroot (2 slices/20 g)  Asparagus
 Green beans (12 beans/86g)
(Note: you can  Bamboo shoots
 Green onion/chives, green
 Beetroot, canned or pickled (1/2 C/60g)  Bittermelon/Karela
eat multiple  Bean sprouts parts only  Bell pepper, green (1/2 C/52g)  Cauliflower
green servings  Bell peppers, red  Jicama (1 C/140g)  Broccolini (1/2 C/45g)  Corn kernels, canned
of vegetables
per/meal
 Bok choy (1 Cup/85g)  Kabocha/Japanese pumpkin  Brussel sprouts (2 sprouts/38g)  Garlic
snack)  Broccoli (1 C/90g)  Kale  Butternut squash (1/4 C/30g)  Green onion, white parts
 Cabbage, Chinese/wombok  Leeks, leaves (1/2 C/28g)  Cassava/Yucca root (1/2 C/69g) only
 Cabbage, red or green  Lettuce  Cabbage, red fermented (1/2 C/70g)  Leek bulbs
(1 C/90g)
 Mushrooms, oyster type only  Cabbage, savoy (1/2 C/35g)  Lotus root
 Callaloo, tinned
 Okra (6 pods/60g)  Celery (1/4 stalk/12g)  Mushrooms (except
 Canned baby corn
 Olives, black and green  Chayote/Choko (1/2 C/84g) oyster, canned
 Carrot
 Parsnip  Cho cho (1/2 C/84g)
champignons, dried
porcini, and dried
 Celeriac
 Potatoes  Corn, sweet (1/2 cob/43g) shiitake)
 Chicory leaves
 
(1/2 C/72g)
Radish Dulse flakes (2 tsp/10g)  Onions
 Seaweed/nori  Mushrooms, champignons, canned (1/2  Onions, small pickled
 Chili, red/green cup/110g)
(11cm/28g)  Spinach (3 C/110g)  Peas, green, thawed
  Mushrooms, shiitake dried (2
 Choy sum & gai lan Spaghetti squash (1 C/155g)
mushrooms/7g)  Peas, sugar snap
 Chrysanthemum greens  Swede (2 C/130g)
 Mushrooms, porcini dried (1 tbsp/10g)  Shallots
(3 C/225g)  Swiss chard
 Onions, large pickled only (2/45g)  Tomato sauce with
 Collard greens  Tomatoes, cherry (8/136g) added garlic or onion
 Peas, snow (5 pods/17g)
 Cucumber  Tomatoes, common
 Pumpkin, canned (1/4 C/60g)
 Daikon, white (1 C/140g)  Tomatoes, roma (4/180g)
 Sauerkraut, white cabbage (1 Tbsp/20g)
 Eggplant/Aubergine  Tomatoes, canned (1/2
(1.5 C/80g) cup/92g)
 Sweet potato (1/2 C/70g)
 Endive, leaves  Turnip/Rutabega (1 C/65g)
 Sun-dried tomatoes (2 pieces/8g)
 Fennel bulb (1/2 C/49g)  Water chesnuts
 Taro (1/2 C/82g)
 Fennel leaves (2 C/48g)  Witlof
 Tomato paste (2 Tbsp)
 Gai lan (3 C/200g)  Yam (1 C/164g)
 Tomato sauce (1/2 cup) (no onion/garlic)
 Galangal  Zucchini (1/2 cup/66g)
 Wakame flakes (1 tsp/5g)
Eat a variety of low FODMAP foods. The moderate FODMAP foods are safe to eat but only at the maximum
serving size listed. The serving size is per meal/snack, not per day. Avoid all high FODMAP foods.
Foods Low in FODMAPs Moderate in FODMAPs High in FODMAPs
 Banana (common, unripe)(100g)  Oranges, navel  Avocado (1/8 whole/20g)  Apples
Fruits
 Banana, dried (10 chips/20g)
 Passionfruit
 Banana, normal, ripe with brown spots  Apricots
Note: limit all  Blueberries (20/28g) (1/3 medium fruit/33g)  Blackberries
 Paw paw (1 C/140g) 
fruits to 1  Breadfruit Banana, ripe sugar banana (1/2  Boysenberries
serving per
 Cantaloupe melon (1/2 C/90g)
 Plantain, peeled banana/56g)
 Cherries
meal or snack;  Prickly pear  Coconut milk (1/2 cup)

serving size is  Clementine Other dried fruits
  Coconut, dried, shredded (1/4

1 medium if  Cumquat (4 fruit/76g) Pineapple (1 C/140g)
cup/18g)
Feijoa
not listed  
 Dragon fruit Raspberries (10/45g)
 Coconut, fresh (1/2 C/48g)
Figs
 Durian (2 segments/102g)  Rhubarb (1 C/130g)  Guava, unripe
 Cranberries, dried (1 Tbsp/13g)
 Grapes (1 cup/150g)   Lychee
Star fruit  Currants (1 Tbsp/13g)
 Guava, ripe only /Carambola  Mango
 Goji berries (1/2 Tbsp/6g)
 Honeydew melon (1/2 C/90g)   Nectarines
Strawberries  Grapefruit (1/4 medium/50g)
 Kiwi (2 small/150g) (10/140g)  Peaches
 Guava, tinned in syrup (1 slice/27g)
 Lemon juice  Pears (except prickly)
 Tamarind (4/8g)  Longan (5/15g)
 Lime juice  Persimmons
 Tangelo  Pomegranate (1/4 cup seeds/38g)
 Mandarins (2 small/125g)  Plums
 Tangerine  Rambutan (2/31g)

 Mangosteen
 Raisins, regular (not sultanas)(1 Tbsp)
Tamarillo
 Watermelon
 Meat/Poultry/Fish/Eggs  Peanut butter (2 tbsp/32g)  Almonds (10 nuts/12g)  Beans (adzuki, baked,
Meat &  Brazil nuts (10 nuts/40g)   Butter beans, canned (1/4 C/35g) black, borlotti, broad,
Pecans (20 halves/40g)
Alternatives fava, haricot, navy, red
(Legumes,  Chestnuts (10 nuts/84g)  Pine nuts (1 tbsp/14g)  Chana dahl & urid dahl (1/2 C/46g)
kidney, soya)
Soy, etc.)  Chia seeds (2 tbsp/24g)  Poppy seeds (2 tbsp/24g)  Chickpeas, canned (1/4 C/42g)
 Cashews
 Edamame (1 C/50g)  Hazelnuts (10 nuts/15g)

Note: check all  Pumpkin seeds (2 tbsp/23g) Falafel
 Egusi seeds (2 tbsp/24g)  Lentils, canned (1/2 C/46g)

ingredients  Sesame seeds (1 tbsp/11g) Split peas, boiled
lists for high  Flaxseed (1 tbsp/15g)  Lentils, red/green, boiled (1/4 C/23g)
 Pistachios
FODMAP  Macadamia nuts  Sunflower seeds(3 tbsp/30g)  Lima beans, boiled (1/4 C/39g)
 Tofu, silken
ingredients (20 nuts/40g)  Tempeh, plain (100g)  Mung beans, boiled (1/4 C/53g)
 Textured soy
 Mince, quorn (75g)  Tofu, firm (2/3 C/170g)  Mung beans, sprouted (2/3 C/95g) protein/TVP
 Peanuts (32 nuts/28g)  Walnuts (20 halves/60g)  Tahini (1 tbsp/20g)

Eat a variety of low FODMAP foods. The moderate FODMAP foods are safe to eat but only at the maximum
serving size listed. The serving size is per meal/snack, not per day. Avoid all high FODMAP foods.
Foods Low in FODMAPs Moderate in FODMAPs High in FODMAPs
 Arrowroot  Quinoa & quinoa flakes  Amaranth, puffed (1/4 C/10g)  Some gluten-free flours
Grains  Buckwheat grouts, cooked  Almond meal (1/4 C/24g) (amaranth, bean,
 Pearl barley, sprouted
coconut, einkorn,
(3/4 C/135g)  Bulgar/Bourghal (1/4 C)
Note: check all (1/2 C/100g) emmer, garbanzo,
ingredients  Corn meal/Polenta  Buckwheat kernels (1/8 C/27g)
 Rice, white/brown/ kamut, lupin, non-seived
lists for high  Corn tortillas (3/70g)
crackers/flakes/noodles  Coconut flour (2 tbsp/12g) spelt, soy)
FODMAP  Gluten-free breads, cookies,  Cookie/biscuit, wheat (1 small/12g)  Barley-based products
ingredients, crackers, pasta, noodles etc.  Rice bran (2 tbsp/16g)
particularly  Cornflakes (1/2 C/15g)  Freekeh
(without added FODMAPs)  Rice cakes (2/28g)
inulin/chicory  Cornflakes, gluten-free (1 C)  Laska noodles
root extract in  Some gluten-free  Rice, puffed (1/2 C/15g)
gluten-free flours (buckwheat,  Crackers, wheat (2 crackers/18g)  Oat bread
corn, millet, quinoa,  Samp, cooked
 Egg noodles (1/2 C/40g)  Rye-based products
products
rice, sieved spelt, sorghum, (1 C/148g)
 Oat bran (2 tbsp/22g)  Sourdough, made with
Note: some teff, yam)  Sorghum  Pasta, wheat or spelt (1/2 C/74g) rye or kamut flour
wheat products  Kelp noodles (1 C/113g)  Sourdough, traditional  Spelt, kernels/flakes
(crackers,  Pretzels (1/2 C)
 Millet kernels, cooked long ferment, no yeast,  Whole wheat bread
pasta, bread)
(1 C/125g)  Rice crisps (1/4 C/7g)
have small safe wheat or spelt flour (2
 Spelt pasta (1/2 C/74g)  Wheat-based products

serving sizes, Millet bread (2 slices/56g) slices) (bran, cereal, couscous,
see moderate  Oats & oat flakes (1/2 C/50g)  Sourdough, short ferment time (1 slice) germ)
Starch, corn/potato/
column
 Oat groats (1/2 C/120g)  Wheat grain, sprouted (1/4 C/50g)  *Inulin/Chicory root
tapioca
 Popcorn  White bread, wheat (1 slice/24g) extract*
 Almond milk (1 C)  Havarti cheese (54g)  Chocolate (dark <30g; milk and white  Buttermilk
Dairy &
 Butter  Hemp milk (1 C)
<15 g)  Cream cheese
Alternatives
 Brie/Camembert cheese  Coconut milk, canned (1/3 C)  Cream, regular
 Lactose-free milk/yogurt
Note: check all (40g)  Coconut milk, drinking, UHT (1/2 C)  Custard
 Macadamia milk (1 C)
ingredients  Cheddar cheese (40g)  Coconut yogurt (1/2 C)  Cow’s and goat’s milk
lists for high  Mozzarella (1/2C/60g)
 Colby cheese (40g)  Cottage cheese (1/4 C)  Ice cream
FODMAP  Pecorino (1/2C/60g)
ingredients  Feta cheese (1/2C/125g)  Oat milk (1/8 C)  Kefir
 Quinoa milk (1 C)
 Goat cheese (1/2C/60g)  Quark (4 tablespoons)  Sour cream
 Goats milk yogurt (170g)  Swiss cheese (54g)  Rice milk (3/4 C)  Soy milk, made with soy
 Haloumi cheese  Soy milk, with soy protein  Ricotta cheese (2 tbsp/40g) beans
(2 slices/50g)  Soy cheese (2 slices/40g)  Whipping cream, whipped (1/2 C)  Yogurt
Eat a variety of low FODMAP foods. The moderate FODMAP foods are safe to eat but only at the maximum
serving size listed. The serving size is per meal/snack, not per day. Avoid all high FODMAP foods.
Foods Low in FODMAPs Moderate in FODMAPs High in FODMAPs
 Artificial sweeteners EXCEPT polyols/sugar alcohols  Golden syrup (1/2 tbsp/7g)  Agave
Sweeteners (aspartame, sucralose, stevia, etc.)(note: many stevia  Jaggery (1/2 tbsp/12g)  Apple syrup
products have added polyols)
Note: low  Molasses (1 tsp/5g)  Fructose
 Candies made with low FODMAP sugars/syrups
FODMAP  Treacle, coconut (1/2 tbsp/14g)  Fruit juice concentrates
sweeteners  Glucose
should still be
 High fructose corn syrup
 Maple syrup (called glucose-fructose
consumed in
moderation  Rice malt syrup in Canada)
 Regular corn syrup  Honey
 Sugar/sucrose (brown, cane, coconut, invert, palm, raw,  Lactose
white)  Polyols/sugar alcohols
(erythritol, sorbitol,
mannitol, xylitol,
maltitol, lactitol, and
isomalt)
 Beer  Coconut water (100 mL)  Cordial (apple, orange,
Beverages
 Coffee  Cranberry juice, sweetened without raspberry)
Note: alcohol  Decaffeinated coffee and espresso added fructose or polyols (1 C)  Juices made with high
and caffeine  Espresso  Hot chocolate (only if made with low FODMAP fruits
are stimulants FODMAP milk and max 2 tsp cocoa  Malted milk drink,
and may
 Pops/sodas, made without high FODMAP sweeteners &
powder) original flavour
trigger juices
 Kombucha (180mL)(only if made  Rum
symptoms;  Certain teas (rooibos/red, green, peppermint, white,
without high FODMAP juices)
carbonated buchu, and honeybush)  Certain teas (oolong,
beverages may  Malted chocolate flavoured beverage fennel, chamomile)
 Kvass (1 C)
base (1.5 tsp/10g)
increase gas  Certain teas, strongly
 ProNourish Nutritional Drink by Nestle
 Malted chocolate flavoured drink, 3 in infused (chai, dandelion,
 Some spirits (gin, vodka, whisky) 1 (1/2 sachet/16g) and herbal containing
 Tomato juice, without added high FODMAP juices (1 C)  Orange juice (1/2 C) chicory root)
 Water, regular/sparkling  Pomegranate juice (1/2 C)  Tequila (note: untested
 but likely to be high
Wheatgrass juice  Certain teas, weakly infused (black,
FODMAP)
 White coffee, instant from powder dandelion, and chai)
 Wine, sticky/dessert
 Wine, red/sparkling/sweet/white  Chrysanthemum tea (180mL)

Eat a variety of low FODMAP foods. The moderate FODMAP foods are safe to eat but only at the maximum
serving size listed. The serving size is per meal/snack, not per day. Avoid all high FODMAP foods.
Foods Low in FODMAPs Moderate in FODMAPs High in FODMAPs
 Agar (7g)  Soy sauce (2 Tbsp)*  Barbeque sauce (2 Tbsp)^  *Inulin/Chicory root
Other Foods &
 Brown rice protein  Cacao powder (2 heaped tsp/8g) extract* (note:
Ingredients
powder (2 tbsp/40g)
 Spirulina commonly added to
 Carob powder (1 heaped tsp/6g)
 Capers (1 tbsp)  Spices (check spice processed foods)
Note: check all  Chocolate (dark <30g; milk and white
 Caviar dip
mixes for garlic/onion,
ingredients  Creamer powder (2 sachets/6g) <15 g)
lists for high especially chili  Garlic/onion flavoured
FODMAP  Eggplant dip  Chutney (1 Tbsp)
oils
powders)
ingredients;  Egg replacer (1 tbsp/6g)  Cocao powder (2 heaped tsp/8g)
 Garlic powder
 Sweet and sour sauce
“spices” and  Ginger root  Coconut jam (1/2 tbsp)
 Fruit bars
“natural (2 Tbsp)^
flavours” may
 Gherkins in vinegar^  Jam, strawberry or marmalade,
 Jam (blueberry,
 Herbs
 Tomato paste (2 without high FODMAP sweeteners (2
include blackcurrent or mixed
Tbsp)^ tbsp)
garlic/onion  Horseradish (2 tbsp) berry)
 Tomato sauce (1/2 C)^  Ketchup (1 Tbsp) ^

^read
 Fish sauce (1 tbsp) Onion powder
 Vanilla bean pods &  Miso paste (12g)*

ingredients  Jello/instant jelly Pasta sauce (if cream-
extract/essence  Oyster sauce (1 Tbsp) based or containing
lists for added  Kelp noodles (1 C/113g)
garlic or onion  Vinegar, apple cider (2  Pesto, without garlic/onion (1/2 Tbsp) garlic/onion)
 Licorice, black (45g)
tbsp)  Relish (1 Tbsp)^  Pesto (containing
*fermentation  Mayonnaise ^ garlic/onion)
  Tamarind paste (1/2 Tbsp)
during  Mint jelly & sauce (1 tbsp) Vinegar, rice wine (2
 Tzatziki dip
processing tbsp)  Tahini (1 Tbsp)
 Mirin
lowered
  Vegemite (1 tsp)
oligosaccharide  Mustard (1 tbsp)^ Vinegar, white
  Vinegar, balsamic (1 Tbsp)
content  Nutritional yeast flakes Wasabi paste (2 tbsp)
(1 tbsp/16g)  Quince paste (1/2 Tbsp)
 Wasabi powder (1 tsp)
 Oils (avocado, coconut, olive,
 Worcestershire sauce
sunflower, vegetable, etc.)
(2 Tbsp)*
 Pea protein powder
(2 tbsp/40g)  Wheatgrass powder (1
 Peanut butter (2 tbsp) tsp/3g)
 Pickles ^  Xantham gum
 Potato chips ^
 Remoulade, sauce (2 tbsp)^
 Shrimp paste^
Eat a variety of low FODMAP foods. The moderate FODMAP foods are safe to eat but only at the maximum
serving size listed. The serving size is per meal/snack, not per day. Avoid all high FODMAP foods.

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