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Polyphenols in olive oil explained

by Camilla Registered Dietitian Leave a Comment

poylphenols in olive oil

Polyphenols in olive oil are naturally occurring compounds but what is all the hype about? Olive oil is praised as an international ‘superfood’, used to sprinkle on salads, an ingredient in dressings and spreads and a popular choice of oil for day-to-day cooking. Olive oil is a large component of the Mediterranean diet and is…

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Low FODMAP chili

by Camilla Registered Dietitian Leave a Comment

Low FODMAP chili

Fancy tucking into a Low FODMAP chili? If you wondered whether a staple recipe could still be enjoyed whilst on the low FODMAP diet then look no further.  This article will discuss how to adapt a typical recipe for the famous chili dish to ensure it is low FODMAP friendly without compromising taste!  Regular ingredients…

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Green beans FODMAP content

by Serena Bansal Registered Dietitian BSc Hons Leave a Comment

Green beans FODMAP

What is the green beans FODMAP content?  This question is common when following a low FODMAP diet because green beans have amazing benefits, incredible taste and are easy to cook.  This article will expand further into the portion sizes that are low FODMAP and discuss other types of beans and vegetables.  At the bottom of…

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Low FODMAP Meatloaf

by Elouise Rice Registered Dietitian Leave a Comment

low fodmap meatloaf

You may be wondering, ‘Is meatloaf low FODMAP?’. Unfortunately, traditional meatloaf is usually not. This blog post will explain the FODMAP content of traditional meatloaf and offer some swaps for the high FODMAP ingredients as well as some delicious recipes. Is Meatloaf low FODMAP? Meatloaf and meatloaf sauce often contain multiple high FODMAP ingredients; therefore,…

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Exploring the Delicious World of Lactose Free Cream Cheese

by Kirsten Jackson Consultant Dietitian BSc Hons, RD, PG Cert Leave a Comment

lactose free cream cheese

Lactose free cream cheese may be something you are interested in if you suffer with a lactose intolerance or are on the low FODMAP. Regular cream cheese does contain some lactose but fortunately, there are now many safe alternatives available in the shops. In this blog post, we will delve into the world of lactose-free…

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Are almonds low FODMAP?

by Serena Bansal Registered Dietitian BSc Hons Leave a Comment

almonds fodmap

Almonds are tree-nuts and can be eaten raw or cooked in a number of ways, but what are almonds FODMAP content? Almonds can be low FODMAP, but it is dependent on what form and quantities.  They can be found in savoury dishes such as curries, in a range of desserts and also as alternative milks…

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IS COCONUT LOW FODMAP?

by Serena Bansal Registered Dietitian BSc Hons Leave a Comment

Coconut fodmap

Coconut is an often welcomed accompaniment to many meals and snacks; is the coconut FODMAP content low? Yes, the coconut FODMAP content is low enough to include within certain serving size recommendations in your diet. Coconut products have varied approved low FODMAP thresholds.  In this article we will discuss the FODMAP content of coconut and…

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ARE CARROTS LOW FODMAP?

by Serena Bansal Registered Dietitian BSc Hons Leave a Comment

are carrots low fodmap

You may be wondering, are carrots low FODMAP? The answer is yes for orange carrots, but the FODMAP content varies between carrot varieties.  Carrots are a versatile vegetable used for salads, juices and even cakes. This article will explain how to incorporate carrots within a low FODMAP diet. We will also be discussing if cooking,…

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WHAT IS THE CRANBERRY FODMAP CONTENT LIKE?

by Serena Bansal Registered Dietitian BSc Hons Leave a Comment

cranberry fodmap

You may be wondering, what is the cranberry FODMAP content like? Cranberries and cranberry products are low FODMAP in specific serving sizes.  Cranberries can be a delicious accompaniment to meals and snacks. This article will explain how to incorporate cranberries into the low FODMAP diet. Be sure to check out the recipes at the end….

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Keto Diet Constipation: Causes, Remedies, and Expert Tips for a Smooth Journey

by Bethany Willson Specialist Dietitian BSc Hons Leave a Comment

keto diet constipation

Keto diet constipation may occur due to a number of different reasons. This can include a reduced fiber intake that comes with reducing carbohydrate intake or an overall reduction of food intake. The keto diet is a low-carbohydrate, high-fat diet. Many people have adopted it as an approach to support weight loss.  The theory behind…

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