Recipes & Rituals — Gut Friendly
Peanut Butter Protein Nice Cream — Vegan High Protein Dessert
Nice cream but make it high protein. This Peanut Butter Protein Nice Cream is the summer dessert you've been waiting for — 18g protein per serving, no dairy, no gut drama. Protein Dietary Info Makes Prep Freeze 18g per serving Low FODMAP ✓ | Vegan ✓ | Dairy-Free ✓ | Gluten-Free ✓ 2 servings 5 mins 2 hours Ingredients 2 frozen bananas (peeled and frozen overnight) 2 scoops That Protein Nutty Nutty Peanut Butter 3 tbsp oat milk 1 tbsp maple syrup Instructions Break frozen bananas into chunks. Blend with all ingredients until smooth and creamy — it will look...
Double Choc Protein Ice Lollies — Low FODMAP Vegan Recipe
Hot girl summer but make it gut-friendly. These Double Choc Protein Ice Lollies are what summer was made for — 12g protein per lolly, certified Low FODMAP, and made with just 5 ingredients. Protein Dietary Info Makes Prep Freeze 12g per lolly Low FODMAP ✓ | Vegan ✓ | Dairy-Free ✓ | Gluten-Free ✓ 6 lollies 10 mins 4 hours Ingredients 2 scoops That Protein Blissful Raw Cacao 400ml oat milk (chilled) 2 tbsp maple syrup 1 tbsp raw cacao powder Pinch of sea salt Instructions Blend all ingredients together until completely smooth. Pour into ice lolly moulds. Insert sticks...
What Is the Low FODMAP Diet? A Beginner's Guide for IBS
If you have IBS, chances are someone has mentioned the Low FODMAP diet. Your GP, a dietitian, a fellow sufferer in an online forum, or a label on a product that proudly declares itself FODMAP certified. But what does it actually mean — and does it work? Here's everything you need to know to get started, written in plain English without the jargon. What Does FODMAP Stand For? FODMAP is an acronym developed by researchers at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia. It stands for: F - ermentable O - ligosaccharides (fructans and GOS — found in wheat, onion, garlic, legumes)...
5 Foods to Avoid on a Low FODMAP Diet (And What to Eat Instead)
Starting a Low FODMAP diet can feel overwhelming. The list of foods to avoid seems endless, the science is complicated, and working out what you can actually eat — let alone enjoy — takes time and research most people don't have. So we've simplified it. Here are the five most common high FODMAP foods that trigger IBS symptoms, exactly why they cause problems, and the delicious gut friendly swaps that mean you don't have to feel deprived. What Is a High FODMAP Food? FODMAP stands for Fermentable Oligosaccharides, Disaccharides, Monosaccharides and Polyols. These are short-chain carbohydrates that are poorly absorbed...
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