FODMAP Friendly Certified Breakfast Cereal Range

Posted on August 30, 2019

A nutritious breakfast not only provides us energy and essential nutrients (like carbohydrate, fibre and certain vitamins and minerals), but also helps us maintain a healthy weight as well as improves alertness, concentration, mental performance, mood and memory!

Cereals are simple and quick brekkie options, however, many cereal products contain high FODMAP ingredients such as wheat, dried fruits and honey.

Hence, we have certified a range of FODMAP Friendly breakfast cereals for those who require a low FODMAP diet to make it easier for you to find delicious cereals that won’t upset your stomach! Add a serve of low FODMAP fruit and a cup lactose-free dairy or plant-based alternatives to make your breakfast more nutritious!

 

Below are the 25 FODMAP Friendly Certified Breakfast Cereals in the USA, the UK and Australia however we hope to certify more in the future!

 

FODMAP Friendly Cereal Range in the USA

Casa de Sante

Artisan Gluten & Oat Free Granola Golden Turmeric

Artisan Gluten & Oat Free Granola Indian Spicy Hot

Artisan Gluten & Oat Free Granola Tuscan Herb

Artisan Gluten & Oat Free Granola Plain

FODMAP Friendly Cereal Range in the UK

Pear Tree & Co.

Maple & Cinnamon Granola

Nuts about Cacao Granola

FODMAP Friendly Cereal Range in Australia

 

Food for Health

Chia & Cinnamon Fruit Free Clusters

Coffee and Cacao Fruit Free Clusters

Nutty Almond Fruit Free Clusters

Blueberries Vanilla & Teff Gourmet Protein Muesli

Liver Cleansing Muesli

Simply Fibre Muesli

 

Forage

Forage Bircher

Forage Muesli

Forage Porridge

 

Kellogg’s

Corn Flakes

Corn Flakes Gluten Free

Rice Bubbles

Special K® Gluten Free

 

 

Nourished by Carms

Original Granola

Fig & Walnut Granola

Uncle Tobys Oats

UNCLE TOBYS Traditional Oats

UNCLE TOBYS Quick Oats

UNCLE TOBYS Oats Quick Sachets

UNCLE TOBYS Oats Quick Sachets Big Bowl 

 

What’s your favourtie FODMAP Friendly cereal?

 

 

 

 

 

 

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