Low FODMAP Desserts Recipes

Low-FODMAP Chocolate Chia Berries Pudding

Some might think plants just aren’t filling enough. I would have to disagree! Chia seeds (and chia seed pudding) are the ultimate breakfast food for weight loss, energy and satiety. That’s because they are full of healthy fats, which take the longest out of all the macronutrients to digest. If you’re eating the right fats, they’ll keep your appetite full and satisfied quicker than you

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Chocolate Peanut Butter Cupcakes Recipe

Chocolate Peanut Butter Cupcakes Recipe (LOW FODMAP)

These cupcakes are spongy, chocolatey and nutty all at the same time. I topped them with a delicious crumble to add some extra wintery comfort. What’s good about them: Peanut butter is rich in antioxidants, minerals and HDLs, or healthy cholesterol. Choose a natural peanut butter and skip on the added oil, sugar and salt in many processed brands.  Almond meal is a great gluten-free alternative to flour, not only is it

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Vanilla Panna Cotta Strawberries Recipe (Low FODMAP)

Panna Cotta means cooked cream in Italian, and, for those of us with lactose malabsorption, would normally be the sort of dessert to avoid.  However, with the great range of lactose-free dairy products available, that doesn’t have to be the case.  The key to this dessert is to use real vanilla, either a vanilla bean or vanilla bean paste which are both readily available in

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