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IBS / low FODMAP: can I eat…

Every food in the library with a published answer for ibs / low fodmap — each verdict grounded in a named guideline.

Guideline answers for a general audience. Your clinician's answer for your specific situation is the one to follow.

FoodVerdictWhy
Feta cheeseSafeAged cheeses are naturally low in lactose; feta is low FODMAP in normal serves.
Soft cheese with a mould rind (brie, camembert, blue)SafeLow FODMAP (low lactose).
Hard cheese (cheddar, gouda, parmesan)SafeNaturally low in lactose; low FODMAP.
Milk (cow's)CautionLactose is a FODMAP; try lactose-free milk or small serves.
Yogurt (plain)CautionContains lactose; lactose-free yogurt is low FODMAP.
BananaCautionRipe bananas are high FODMAP (fructose); firm, greener bananas are low FODMAP.
AppleAvoidHigh FODMAP (fructose and sorbitol).
WatermelonAvoidHigh FODMAP (fructose, mannitol).
StrawberriesSafeLow FODMAP.
CherriesCautionCherries are high FODMAP (fructose, sorbitol).
AvocadoCautionContains sorbitol — small serves only on low FODMAP.
OnionAvoidOne of the highest-FODMAP foods (fructans). Green parts of spring onion are the usual substitute.
GarlicAvoidHigh FODMAP (fructans). Garlic-infused oil keeps the flavour without the fructans.
BroccoliCautionThe heads are low FODMAP in small serves; the stalks are high FODMAP.
CauliflowerAvoidHigh FODMAP (mannitol).
MushroomsAvoidHigh FODMAP (mannitol).
Beans and lentilsCautionHigh FODMAP (GOS); canned and rinsed is better tolerated; lentils in small serves.
Oats and porridgeSafeLow FODMAP in serves of about half a cup.
White breadCautionWheat bread is high FODMAP (fructans); sourdough spelt is the usual swap.
RiceSafeLow FODMAP.
PastaCautionWheat pasta is high FODMAP; gluten-free (rice/corn) pasta is low FODMAP.
HoneyAvoidHigh FODMAP (fructose).

Frequently asked questions

What does each verdict mean?

Safe: the guideline has no objection. Caution: fine with limits or preparation rules. Avoid: the guideline says no. Cooked, then fine: the risk is in the raw or cold form.

Why is a food missing?

Because no citable guideline answer was found for it. This page prefers a gap over a guess.

Plan around the answers

TempoLife turns the safe list into meals: what you can eat, logged against your targets.

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