High FODMAP foods

These foods are not low FODMAP at a usual serving. Most don’t have to go completely: the last column shows the amount that still stays low. Foods with the smallest safe amount come first.

FoodAt a usual servingMain FODMAPsLow up to
ShallotHighFructansNo low serving
GarlicHighFructansNo low serving
Garlic powderHighFructansNo low serving
Onion powderHighFructansNo low serving
PrunesHighFructans, SorbitolNo low serving
Dried figsHighFructansNo low serving
Wheat flourHighFructans, GOSNo low serving
HummusHighFructans, GOSNo low serving
Apple juiceHighExcess fructose, SorbitolNo low serving
Dried apricotsHighSorbitol, Fructans3 g
CashewsHighGOS, Fructans3 g
PearHighExcess fructose, Sorbitol4 g
RaisinsHighExcess fructose4 g
HoneyHighExcess fructose, Fructans4 g
PlumHighSorbitol, Fructans5 g
PistachiosHighGOS, Fructans5 g
Agave syrupHighExcess fructose5 g
MushroomsHighMannitol, Fructans7 g
MangoHighExcess fructose7 g
Condensed milkHighLactose7 g
OnionHighFructans, GOS10 g
GrapesHighExcess fructose10 g
Chickpea flourHighFructans, GOS10 g
LeekHighFructans14 g
Sunflower seedsHighGOS, Fructans15 g
Semi-skimmed milkHighLactose15 g
ArtichokeHighFructans16 g
WatermelonHighExcess fructose, Fructans, Mannitol18 g
AppleHighExcess fructose, Sorbitol20 g
CherriesHighSorbitol20 g
MilkHighLactose20 g
Skimmed milkHighLactose20 g
Plain yogurtHighLactose20 g
AlmondsHighGOS22 g
Greek yogurtHighLactose23 g
BreadHighFructans24 g
HazelnutsHighGOS24 g
BuckwheatModerateFructans27 g
CornflakesModerateFructans27 g
Wholemeal breadHighFructans, GOS30 g
BarleyHighFructans, GOS30 g
Ice creamModerateLactose30 g
Spring onionHighExcess fructose, Fructans32 g
Soy milkHighFructans, GOS35 g
Balsamic vinegarModerateExcess fructose37 g
Soy yogurtHighFructans, GOS38 g
AsparagusHighExcess fructose42 g
Red bell pepperHighExcess fructose43 g
BulgurHighFructans, GOS44 g
PumpkinHighFructans, GOS46 g
CeleryModerateMannitol51 g
Canned peasHighGOS53 g
PeasHighFructans, GOS54 g
RaspberriesModerateExcess fructose58 g
AvocadoModerateSorbitol60 g
CouscousHighFructans63 g
Butternut squashModerateExcess fructose, Fructans63 g
LentilsHighGOS, Fructans64 g
TomatoModerateExcess fructose65 g
StrawberriesModerateExcess fructose65 g
ZucchiniModerateFructans67 g
ApricotModerateSorbitol, Fructans67 g
PassataHighExcess fructose72 g
Orange juiceHighExcess fructose72 g
PastaHighFructans75 g
White beansHighFructans, GOS76 g
ChickpeasHighFructans, GOS80 g
SemolinaHighFructans84 g
NectarineHighExcess fructose, Sorbitol85 g
Kidney beansHighFructans, GOS86 g
GrapefruitHighExcess fructose90 g
Honeydew melonHighFructans92 g
PeachHighExcess fructose103 g
Oat milkHighFructans, GOS104 g
CantaloupeModerateFructans121 g
ColaHighFructans149 g
KombuchaHighFructans194 g

Low means every FODMAP group is under its per-serving cut-off. Moderate and high are the two steps above it. FODMAPs add up across a meal, so several low servings together can be too much.

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Fodmi estimates FODMAP content from published food composition data. It is not medical advice. Tolerance varies from person to person; follow a low FODMAP diet with a qualified health professional.Data from Fodmi’s food catalog, checked October 28, 2026.Sources and method