Wake up well with thesedelicious low FODMAP breakfasts! You’ll boost your digestion with these breakfasts that are gluten free, dairy free, and many are plant-based/vegan too!
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How To Make a Low FODMAP Breakfast
My latest Low FODMAP snacks roundup has been a great resource for those who are looking for digestion-friendly snack ideas, and those who are looking to improve their digestion or reduce IBS-related symptoms, so today I’m expanding the resource and sharing a great list of Low FODMAP breakfast ideas!
It’s really not hard at all to make a low FODMAP breakfast, you simply need to know which foods to avoid or limit, and which you can enjoy in plenty! This free PDF from Rachel Pauls Food is VERY helpful! If you need more ideas, check out these 11 Best Vegetarian Low FODMAP Recipes.
What Does “Low FODMAP” Mean?
To best utilize this list of low FODMAP breakfast ideas, you need to know what FODMAPSare.
FODMAP is actually an acronym for foods that contain specific short-chain carbohydrates that can cause digestive issues like gas and bloating (Fermentable Oligosaccharides, Disaccharides, Monosaccharides, and Polyols).Invidivuals with IBS typically find it hard to digest foods that contain FODMAPSand following a “low FODMAP” diet can help alleviate IBS-related symptoms.
This Beginners Guide to a Low-FODMAP Diet from Healthline can help explain in greater detail. Ultimately if you struggle with digestive symptoms including bloating, gas, and stomach pain often (and have ruled out more serious conditions like Crohn’s or colitis), eating less high fodmap and more low FODMAP foods might be the solution!
If you are looking for low-FODMAP inspiration, or ways to incorporate these foods into your diet, this list of 17 low-FODMAP approved breakfasts is a great place to start!
Peanut Butter Acai Bowl from NITK
A single serving of this delicious açai bowl is a great low FODMAP breakfast idea! Try collagen peptides for the protein powder for an extra gut-health boost.
Low Fodmap Blueberry Overnight Oatsfrom Feed Me Pheobe
These berry-licious overnight oats recipe is a great way to start the day, and it’s perfectly digestion friendly.
Best Ever Dairy Free Frittatafrom NITK
This delicious frittata is a perfect low-FODMAP friendly way to start the day. The only thing you’ll need to make sure is that you use only the GREEN TOP part of the green onion (onions are high FODMAP, but not the dark green part of green onions), or you can swap for chives.
AlmondFlour Banana Muffins from NITK
A single serving of these delicious and healthy almond flour muffins are great addition to a low-FODMAP breakfast. Almond flour is considered low-FODMAP at servings of 1/4 cup, but higher servings of 1/2 cup or more puts them in the high-FODMAP category. Moderation is key!
Warm Chia Pudding from Nutrition in the Kitch
Chia seeds are a great low-FODMAP option and this chia seed pudding is no exception. While fruits contain FODMAPS, certain fruits in single servings, including banana and berries.
Meal Prep Egg Muffins from Jessica Eats Real Food
These fun and easy egg muffins are gluten free, dairy free, and do not contain any high FODMAP foods. Just be sure your chicken sausage doesn’t have any added garlic or onion, or use diced turkey or back bacon instead!
Low Fodmap Shakshuka from Fun Without Fodmaps
This beautiful, rich, tomatoe-y breakfast is packed with protein and perfect for a low-FODMAP morning!
Classic Vanilla Chia Pudding from Choosing Chia
Another delicious chia seed pudding recipe. This one is classic, with vanilla, berries, and plant-based milk!
Dairy Free French Toast from NITK
This yummy and super simple French toast recipe is dairy free and gluten free, as well as low-FODMAP friendly. Use this handy list for fodmap-approved bread options!
Creamy Blueberry Avocado Smoothie from NITK
Avocados are considered a low or high fodmap food, depending on amount consumed. This tasty and creamy smoothie is low-fodmap approved because there is only 1/4 of an avocado per serving (80g or less of avocado per serving is the allowed amount for low-FODMAP).
Low Fodmap Protein Waffles from Rachel Pauls Food
These yummy, protein-packed waffles are perfect for weekdays or weekend brunch and have a delicious and healthy mix of whole-food ingredients.
Sweet Potato Breakfast Bowls from From My Bowl
For a wonderful twist on a breakfast bowl, try these low-FODMAP friendly sweet potato bowls made with whipped sweet potatoes, flax, and nut butter. Swap out the pomegranate topping for raspberries or blueberries as pomegranates are not low-FODMAP!
Green Spirulina Smoothie from Nutrition in the Kitch
This luscious green superfood smoothie is a great low-FODMAP snack option. Simply swap out the frozen mango for frozen pineapple and sip away! Mango is a food that should be avoided when it comes to FODMAPSbut pineapple in moderate portions is fine.
Savory Sweet Potato Breakfast Bowl from The Almond Eater
Try a savoury and low-FODMAP friendly twist on a sweet potato breakfast bowl with this mouthwatering, super simple recipe. Gluten free and dairy free too!
Vegan Buckwheat Pancakes from Our Nourishing Table
These gorgeous buckwheat pancakes are super simple with just buckwheat flour, tapioca, coconut sugar, apple cider vinegar, and vanilla. Easy to make an low-FODMAP approved. Coconut sugar is a great low FODMAPsweetener in 1-3 teaspoon servings (3 teaspoons or more is considered higher FODMAP).
Matcha Chia Pudding from NITK
Another tasty chia pudding option, this matcha pudding is slightly sweet, fibre-rich, low-FODMAP friendly, and great for an on-the-go breakfast!
Sweet Potato Hash with Bacon & Veggies fromPaleo Running Momma
This simple and delicious protein-packed breakfast hash is full of bright veggies and it’s dairy free, gluten free, and low-FODMAP approved.
I hope you have enjoyed this handy-dandy breakfast recipes list to inspire you to start the day better (even if you aren’t following a low-FODMAP diet). To read an extensive list of foods to avoid and foods to enjoy on a low-FODMAP diet, follow this link.
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