This fruit is full of vitamin A and vitamin C, and is used in fruit salads, mousses, sorbets, juices and syrups. The easiest way to enjoy it is to cut it in half and simply eat it with a spoon. You can eat up to 1 fruit or 46 g of edible portion.
Good news: With the exception of blackberries, berries are low in FODMAPs, but don’t go overboard with the amounts. In the case of blueberries, you can eat them without problem.
Raspberries are up low-FODMAP to 60 g. Note that these “permitted amounts” are referred to a single meal. In other words, you can eat 60 g with each meal.
The queen of berries is also on the permitted food list, up to 65 g. Enjoy!
They are low-FODMAP up to 28 g for red grapes and 32 g for green grapes. In this chocolate fondue recipe there are different low-FODMAP fruits. All the quantities are calculated so that you can enjoy without any problem.
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