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Low-FODMAP Brands and Products List

by | Feb 21, 2015 | 34 comments

Read our Low-FODMAP Food List by brands and products

*Check back soon, new brands are added often! Don’t forget to sign up for my newsletter. Last update to the list below: MARCH 2019

Low-FODMAP Brands

These brands and products have been certified to be low in FODMAPs and deemed safe for the low-FODMAP diet. Some products on this list are now available on Amazon.com, Vitacost.com or online via the brand’s website.

You can also buy FODMAPPED in stores within the U.S., Australia and New Zealand. Check out their stockists/store locator page here.

FODMAPPED for you! is a popular low-FODMAP foods brand on our list

Or buy FODMAPPED on Vitacost.com

Certified low-FODMAP protein powder – Stellar Labs Low Carb Gluten Free Cold Pressed Vanilla Whey Isolate Protein Powder 

Live Free Foods Salad Dressings

Casa de Sante Low-FODMAP Certified Products

Casa de Sante low-FODMAP brands

Fody Foods low-FODMAP products

Certified Low-FODMAP Products in Australia

Low-FODMAP brands and products in Australia

If you live in Australia, check out this list of certified low-FODMAP products which have all been certified by the FODMAP Friendly Food Program or read below:

  • Alpine Breads – Spelt and Sprouted Grains, Spelt and Barley Sourdough, Tuscany Sourdough, Sour Rye Sourdough. Available at Coles and Woolworths.
  • Bayview Crunchy Crumbed Flounder Fillets, Crunchy Crumbed Chicken Breast Bites. Available at Woolworths.
  • Cobram Estate Basil Infused Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Mixed Herb Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Chilli Infused Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Lemon Infused Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Onion Infused Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Garlic Infused Extra Virgin Olive Oil. Available at Coles and Woolworths.
  • FODMAPPED – the world’s first certified low-FODMAP range of low-FODMAP products – Sweet Chilli Simmer Sauce, Green Curry Simmer Sauce, Red Curry Simmer Sauce, Slow Cooked Chicken Stock, Slow Roasted Vegetables Tomato Pasta Sauce, Red Wine + Italian Herbs Tomato Pasta Sauce, Roasted Pumpkin Soup with a Hint of Sage, Lamb+Vegetable Soup, Butter Chicken Curry Simmer Sauce.  Available at Coles, Countdown Supermarkets (NZ) and independent grocers.
  • Food for Health Blueberry Vanilla & Teff Gourmet Protein Muesli, Coconut Cacao & Chia Muesli Pod, Blueberry Vanilla & Teff Muesli Pod, Fruit Vanilla Blueberry & Teff Bars, Fruit Cacao Vanilla & Chia bars, Coconut Almond & Chia Bars.  Available at Coles and Woolworths.
  • Forage Bircher, Muesli, Porridge. Shop online.
  • Golden Days Peanut Nut Snaps, Mixed Nut Nut Snaps, Yoghurt Sesame Snaps, Original Sesame Snaps.  Available at Coles and Woolworths.
  • Kez’s Kitchen Gluten Free Chocolate Chip, Melting Moments, Vienna Eclairs, Cinnamon and Superseeds Cereal, Florentines, Anzacs, Gluten Free Choc Honey Crunch Bikkie Bites, Almond Florentines.  Shop online or visit Coles and Woolworths.
  • Leggo’s Classic Tomato with Chunky Tomato & Herb Pasta Sauce. Available at Woolworths.
  • Lewis & Son Natural Meats.  Available at independent grocers.
  • Liddells Lactose-Free Vanilla Custard, Chocolate Milk (UHT), Cream Cheese, Cheese Shred, Colby Cheese Slices, Cheese Block, plus various yogurts, sour cream and milk. Available at Coles and Woolworths.
  • Mamee Rice Sticks and Rice Chips.  Available at Coles and Woolworths and independent grocers.
  • Naturally Good Muesli Clusters and Muesli Cookies. Available at Woolworths.
  • NBI SWEET & GENTLE™ Sensitive Baking Sweetener, Sachets, and Tablets. Shop online.
  • Simply Wize BBQ Corn Crunch, Corn Crunch, Choc’O Biscuits,  Available at Coles. Apple Pastries, Vanilla Custard Pastries, various Pasta Sauces, Gnocchi Pumpkin (gluten-free), Pizza Crusts, Deli Wafers, Almond Crisp Bread. Available at Coles and independent grocers.
  • The FODMAP Friendly Tea Co. Grace and Aussie Jem. Shop online.
  • Well & Good all gluten-free – Premium Biscuit Mix, Sponge Swiss Roll Mix, Self Raising Flour, Pastry Flour, Instant Custard Powder, Cupcake Mix, Chocolate Cake Mix, Bread Mix, Chia, Linseed & Sunflower Bread Mix, All-Purpose Cake Mix. Available at independent grocers.
  • Wilde Gluten-Free Beer Raspberry Ale and Pale Ale. Search here to see where you can find Wilde Beer!

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FODMAP-Friendly Products

(Not Certified Low-FODMAP by FODMAP Friendly or Monash but made with low-FODMAP ingredients)

Products Made with Low-FODMAP Ingredients That I Enjoy

*See disclaimer below!

Snacks

Baking

Breakfast

Bread, Wraps, Baking Mix, etc.

Grains, Seeds

Lactose-Free & Low-Lactose

*Carrageenan and different types of gums (such as guar gum, locust bean gum) have not been tested and analyzed for FODMAPs as of yet, but they may cause gastrointestinal distress for some. Xanthan gum gets a PASS from the FODMAP Friendly Program.

Condiments, Sauces, Spreads & Cooking

Foods High In Soluble Fiber

“[Several] different studies have shown that soluble fiber benefits constipation and overall symptoms in IBS patients.” William Chey, MD, a professor of gastroenterology at the University of Michigan. Soluble fiber can also help those with diarrhea. Many high-FODMAP foods contain highly fermentable insoluble fiber, which can make symptoms of IBS worse. Fiber is important and you can still get decent amounts in your low-FODMAP diet, but stick to low-FODMAP sources of soluble fiber like those listed below. In the produce aisle, look for oranges, passion fruit, raspberries, Brussels sprouts (can have up to 2), carrots, eggplant, turnips, sweet potatoes (can have up to 1/2 cup), broccoli (1/2 cup). Consult with your nutritionist about the total amount of fiber you need. The key is to start small and increase the amount as you go, keeping a Food & Symptom Diary handy to record your intake and get a better sense of how much fiber is sufficient for you and you only. More low-FODMAP options:

*Drain and rinse before consuming as the FODMAPs will leach out of these legumes into the water within the can.  Stick to a 1/2 cup lentils and a 1/4 cup chickpeas.

Drinks

Protein Powders

Protein

*The products listed under “Products made with low-FODMAP ingredients” appear to be low in FODMAPs based on the ingredients. They have not been laboratory tested and analyzed for FODMAPs, however, no HIGH-FODMAP ingredients seem to be present.

Please also remember that if you find a product with several ingredients listed and the last 2-3 ingredients are high-FODMAP, the product may be suitable to consume as it means those last ingredients are present in much smaller amounts.  “…ingredients are listed with the most predominant ingredient first. So if honey is the last ingredient in the list (an indication it’s not used to sweeten the product), it’s likely a low-FODMAP food. Suggest clients avoid products in which FODMAPs are more abundant or if multiple FODMAPs are present.

Furthermore, clients should take note of added fiber ingredients such as inulin, often labeled as chicory root extract and fructo-oligosaccharides. Both are sources of fructans and can trigger symptoms.”

Source: Successful Low-FODMAP Living — Experts Discuss Meal-Planning Strategies to Help IBS Clients Better Control GI Distress by Kate Scarlata, RD, LDN, Today’s Dietitian, Vol. 14 No. 3 P. 36

Disclosure – All of the products above are products I have personally used and also enjoy. Some include links back to Amazon.com and in full disclosure, I can make a commission if a user clicks on the link and then makes a purchase with Amazon.com. The commission is very small, however, it does go towards the ever-increasing expenses I have to maintain this blog and marketing for FODMAPLife.com.

I appreciate your support of my blog, thank you. Colleen Francioli

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34 Comments

  1. hi, i am looking for a fodmap friendly mayonnaise , ketchup and bbq sauce i can buy in the uk that doesnt cost a fortune……. can anyone help?

    many thanks

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    • Hi Davina, Mayo is not high FODMAP – no lactose or dairy as it’s made with eggs, oil and vinegar. Read my GROCERY LIST for tips about ketchup and BBQ sauce. Good luck!

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      • I started with IBS when my son was diagnosed with cancer.
        My question is can we eat horseradish ? And I wasn’t sure about shrimp .
        I made some and ate it and now my stomach is a mess. I took peptobismal and and gas mess and it has settled down slightly.

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        • Hi Ava, I am so sorry about your son. The stress might’ve triggered your IBS symptoms. Horseradish is from the cabbage family so it could potentially trigger symptoms. However if it’s fermented, it might be good for the gut as long as no other FODMAPs were added. Shrimp is low in FODMAPs. How many shrimp did you have?

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          • I read more often that stress can trigger IBS problems if in my case I remove the stress in my live will the IBS be gone too.

          • Your IBS may not go away completely, but putting in a solid effort to reduce stress may certainly ease symptoms and make life more enjoyable. 🙂

      • I use a brand called Just Mayo and it has less ingredients in it than other brands like Hellmans. You can find it at most local grocery stores. I like it and have never had issues from it.

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        • Thank you for the suggestion! I believe that’s Hampton Creek? The only thing is their Original Just Mayo has pea protein and that *might* be OK if it is pea protein isolate.

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  2. hiya, i only eat lighter than light mayo , i got told that it contains milk powder 🙁
    today i tried Hellmann’s Fat Free Vinaigrette , i hope its low fodmap atleast i thought it was , here is the ingredients :
    Water, spirit vinegar, herb extract, sugar, salt, red bell pepper (0.4%), thickeners (carrageenan, xanthan gum), thyme, parsley.

    many thanks

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    • Hi Davina, So many products that says “light” or “fat free or “sugar free” tend to have added processed ingredients in them so I usually stick to the original, real deal 🙂 Of those ingredients, carrageenan might cause you some issues. Sometimes people say the say for xanthan gum but I personally have not had an issue. 🙂

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  3. Hi, How about tooth paste? I can’t find any that does not contain Xylitol, Sorbitol or some other artificial sweetener. Thanks for any help you can offer. Deb

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    • Hi Deb- there is a brand called Revitin that doesn’t use polyols. They are re-launching their product this Fall or Winter I believe: http://www.revitin.com/

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  4. I too am looking for a mayo that is low fodmap. I’m in MA. and everyting seems to have either garlic, onion or both! Thoughts?

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      • Hi – do you know of a brand that doesn’t have sugar? Due to other health issues I’m not allowed to have sugar. Thanks!

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        • Hi Amber, Do you have a food processor? You can always (very easily) make your own at home.

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  5. I had a lot of shrimp. Then very bad stomach pain gas bloating. I made hot sauce with horseradish from jar and organic ketchup.
    Maybe 20 good size shrimp.
    So your response leads me to ask is Kombucha ok for us IBS people? I started making it myself with a SCOBY and the recipe when this really got bad because our son was at end of life. I was and still feel enormous stress and grief.

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  6. When are you going to up date you list? This last was done sept 2015

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    • Hi Joyce! When I have a few more to add I will update the list, thanks for checking in! Was there a particular kind of product that you were curious about?

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  7. I’d really like to know about horse radish allowed or not..I have the FODMAP app but frankly I don’t love it. The search is horrible and a ton of foods aren’t even on it. I paid I think $7.99 for it.

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    • Hi Karen, I do not think radishes are troublesome. For one thing, they are not high in sugar, carbs or fiber. Also the reason why you’re not seeing many foods on the app is because the Monash researchers still need funding to test and analyze more foods. When people purchase their app, those purchases help them to test and analyze more foods. So your $7.99 was put to good use! If it makes you feel better, I paid $10.99 when the app first came out 🙂

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  8. Hi Colleen, I just started the FODMAP diet this week and I am looking for a substitute for sugar free gum. All sugar free gum or candy seems to have polyols while the all the full sugar candy seems to have corn syrup. Any suggestions?

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    • Yes actually – there’s a brand that I am doing a post about on Saturday – Simply Gum. Check back then for the post!

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      • Great! Looking forward to it. Thank you.

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  9. I keep finding sucralose in foods– is it ok & what about aspartame?

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    • Hi Beverly Rose, saccharine, aspartame, and sucralose are not FODMAPs but I personally don’t recommend them to my clients.

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  10. Thank you so much for this list!! Its super helpful!

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    • You’re welcome!

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  11. This is a great resource. Both King Arthur and Betty Crocker make good, widely available all purpose floor. Even though I love products from Bob’s Red Mill line when I checked the label of the all purpose gluten free flour, I was surprised to find two types of beans listed, one as the first ingredient and one as the last. Thanks for good work!

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  12. I was doing so well today then ate the smallest bag of chips 11g and had to run for my peptobismal, anti gas, anti diarrhea OTC meds. Stomach still gurgling . I took a photo of the ingredients for help to pin point where my problem might lie but I can’t seem to copy and paste using my iPad.
    How bad is maltodextrin ?
    Thanks

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  13. I just started the diet and am feeling very overwhelmed! I have previously eliminated dairy and high fiber foods and have now been told to eat low fodmap. My question is: Is there a good resource for serving sizes of low fodmap foods? I have seen such conflicting information and have honestly felt worse since starting. Any help you can offer is much appreciated!

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    • Hi Lindsey, Sorry for just getting back to you now! I just had to dig through a ton of spam and found your comment. Yes, please use the FODMAP Friendly app or the Monash App. Both have correct low-FODMAP servings.

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  14. I am feeling overwhelmed like Lindsey. I have searched the net and can’t find a protein powder and fibre supplement (similar to Benefibre) with low fodmaps.

    Can you please help.

    Karen

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    • Hi Karen,
      My low-FODMAP brands page has protein powders listed such as: Jay Robb Unflavored Egg White Protein Powder shop here: http://amzn.to/2suOQJL
      Citrucel is a FODMAP-friendly fiber brand: http://amzn.to/2rc4ndG Hope this helps! ~Colleen

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