One of the biggest challenges of a low fodmap diet is eating out. The mere thought of eating out brings about anxiety and stress for many low fodmappers. What if there isn’t something low fodmap on the menu? What if I burden the wait staff by querying what items don’t contain garlic/onion? How can ...
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Go-to low-FODMAPs snacks
When following a low FODMAP diet, finding appropriate, healthy snacks can be a challenge. What are our Go-to-low-FODMAPs snacks? And why would we want to snack? Snacks can help to fuel us for exercise, keep us satisfied between meals, help us to meet our nutritional requirements, prevent ...
What Life Is Like With IBS
With the next round of The Fodmap Challenge commencing Friday 25th August, it seems fitting to paint a brief picture of what life is like for someone who has Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS). Amanda, our amazing intern has offered to talk about what life has been like for her with her IBS journey, ...
Eating Low FODMAP at the Footy!
Footy season is in full swing, and whether 'footy' means AFL, NRL, ARU or something else... The footy tends to be a place where pies, hot dogs and chips are the main cuisine on offer. Finding something that doesn't cause symptoms can be difficult! Here are five tips for eating low FODMAP at the ...
Eating Out On A Low FODMAP Diet
On Tuesday, we were lucky enough to be able to hold a beautiful dinner at nel. restaurant in Sydney where the menu was altered to be entirely FODMAP friendly. However, we know that having it that easy isn't always going to be the case (however do watch this space, as we'd LOVE to do another event!), ...