Mix ‘n Match
Follow our guide to creating easy low FODMAP meals
Just choose a veggie-rich sauce or salad, then add protein, and a carb - six simple recipes, endless low FODMAP dinners.
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Making good gut health easy
Have you ever been told to try a low-FODMAP diet to improve your gut health?
There is plenty of research showing that a diet low in FODMAPs can be effective in reducing gut symptoms in people living with IBS, IBD, diverticulitis and other gut health issues.
But starting a low-FODMAP diet can be overwhelming. We make it easy with our Mix 'n Match approach.
No overwhelm, no stress, just delicious gut-friendly meals that get your gut health back on track.
Dinner time!
Don’t worry, we’ll get to breakfast and lunch, but first check out the dinner menu…
Low FODMAP doesn’t have to be boring.
Just mix and match a veggie-rich sauce or salad, then add protein, and a carbohydrate source.
Six simple recipes give you endless low FODMAP combos.
Scroll down to request the e-book, with full recipes and our favourite combos.
Choose a veggie-rich sauce or salad
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Italian Sauce
This is the perfect base for a bolognese sauce. Simply add minced beef and a little pancetta. Serve with gluten-free pasta.
You can also match it with chicken or create a delicious tuna and pasta bake.
Get the easy bolognese recipe here - want a weekend option - check out the pumpkin lasagne.
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Mediterranean Salad
This is a quick and easy salad, prepared in minutes.
Find the recipe here. And our blog on combining the low FODMAP and Mediterranean diets here.
Match with tuna, eggs, chicken or 42g of drained and rinsed canned chickpeas. Add a 1 slice (30g) of wholemeal bread or 2 slices (109g) of sourdough.
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Zingy Coleslaw
This fresh and fragrant salad is perfect for summer or winter.
The ingredients provide a fabulous mix of sweet, sour, salty and spicy, plus crunchy salad vegetables.
It makes the base of our favourite Thai Beef Salad, but you can swap out the beef for chicken, prawns or firm tofu. The low FODMAP serving size of firm tofu is 170g per person.
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Pumpkin Thai Red Curry
Making your own red curry paste for this curry is easier than you think.
Match the curry with chicken, firm tofu, or canned chickpeas, washed and drained.
If using tofu (like we have here), we recommend pressing it first to make it extra firm.
Serve with brown or white rice or rice noodles.
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Asian Greens Stir-fry
The pungent flavours of ginger, lime, chilli and sesame make the greens sing. This is very quick to pull together, but tastes special. Just be careful not to over cook the greens. Find the recipe here.
Match with stir-fried, chicken, beef, or tofu and your choice of rice or noodles.
We recommend baking the tofu before adding to the stir-fry to prevent it breaking up.
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Mexican Tomato Based Sauce
Our favourite way to enjoy this is simply with minced beef to make a classic chilli con carne. My family love it served with a baked potato, a dollop of lactose-free sour cream and some grated cheddar (up to 40g is low FODMAP). You can also add up to 60g (3 tbsp) of avocado per person plus a cup of iceberg lettuce.
You can also serve it with white or brown rice or even or even 50g of corn chips per person. Find the recipe here.
match with a low FODMAP carb and protein
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Low FODMAP carbs
Yes, FODMAPs are a type of carbohydrate, but 'starchy' cabs aren't usually a problem and there are many options.
Potatoes, rice and rice noodles have very large low FODMAP serving sizes that you are unlikely to exceed.
Bread options: 1 slice of wholemeal bread or 2 slices of sourdough wheat bread
Pasta: 74g of COOKED regular pasta or (80g) if you opt for a corn and rice based gluten-free pasta.
Sign up for the ebook for a full list of options.
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Animal Protein
Being largely composed of protein all meat, fish and eggs are free of FODMAPs. You can eat as much of these as you wish. You can also combine them with one plant-based source. Take care with sausages - here is a list of low FODMAP options.
When it comes to dairy, opt for lactose-free and low lactose options. Lactose-free yoghurt is a good source of protein and calcium. Firmer and more mature cheeses have less lactose. There are many cheeses with a 40g low FODMAP serving size.
We suggest using these as flavour-bombs you add to your dishes rather than a main protein source.
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Plant-based Protein
The plant-based protein sources all contain FODMAPs in the GOS group. To avoid ‘stacking’ it’s best to stick to just one plant-based protein source in a meal.
Use canned beans and chickpeas and rinse well to remove FODMAPs that have leached into the canning water.
Try ¼ cup of canned lentils or ¼ cup of chickpeas or 86g of kidney beans.
Up to 170g of firm tofu is low FODMAP.
Check out our blog on legumes here.
And sign up for the ebook for a full list of options.
Looking for an easy lunch
that won’t upset your tummy? Simply blitz:
a Superflora shake,
and fruit or nuts.
Blitz for a delicious smoothie
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Low FODMAP Milk
Choose from 250 ml of:
Lactose-free cow’s milk
Almond milk
Oat milk
Macadamia milk
Soy milk (made from soy protein - not soy beans)
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Superflora Shake
Superflora Shakes are packed with low FODMAP Protein, Fibre & Probiotics.
Plus delicious gourmet ingredients.
Choose from Vanilla, Chocolate and Strawberry flavours.
WPI and plant-based options available.
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Fruit and/or Nuts
Low FODMAP fruit options to try:
Strawberries 5 medium (65g)
Raspberries ⅓ cup (58g)
Blueberries up to 500g
Banana (ripe) ⅓ medium (37g)
Avocado 3 tbsp (60g)
Check out the ebook for a full list of milk, fruit and nuts to experiment with.
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Berrylicious Smoothie
Find the Berrylicious Smoothie recipe here
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Banana Mocha Smoothie
Find the recipe here. You can also add peanut butter to make a Chunky Monkey Smoothie.
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Blueberry Burst Smoothie
Get the recipe here.
Read the shake reviews…
Don’t forget breakfast!
We have three delicious options:
Mix Daily Gut Health Boost through lactose-free yoghurt
Mix ‘n match your own Gut-friendly Granola, or
Try the Superflora Christmas Granola
(get your order in quick before stocks run out!)
Three options
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Boosted Yoghurt
Simply stir 10g (2 dessert spoons) Superflora Daily Gut Health Boosts through lactose-free yoghurt and top with low FODMAP fruit.
Boosts contain prebiotic fibre and probiotics.
The Berries+ option also has real kiwi fruit, strawberry, raspberry and acai berry powders for delicious flavour. Top with a couple of strawberries or 3 raspberries.
Tropical+ has mango, papaya, pineapple, passionfruit and blood orange. Top with a chopped kiwi fruit or 4 walnuts.
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Mix 'n Match low FODMAP Granola
You can chop and change the ingredients to suit your tastebuds.
Don’t like walnuts? Ditch ‘em. Don’t like sesame seeds? Swap ‘em for hemp seeds or chia.
Stick to 3 cups of rolled oats and 1/2 cup of almonds to keep it low fodmap.
Get the recipe here or request the printable ebook.
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Christmas Granola
Super easy, super delicious!
With real raspberry powder and coconut flakes for fabulous flavour.
The granola is bursting with toasted nuts, seeds and puffed rice and quinoa and has added probiotics.
It’s low FODMAP, gluten-free and vegan friendly. No one misses out!
Match with lactose-free yoghurt or your favourite milk (lactose-free or plant-based).
Why add in a Boost?
Even if you opt for the granola, we recommend having a Daily Gut Health Boost along with breakfast.
Simply stir in '½ cup of chilled water and enjoy!
Include it as a daily morning ritual and you’ll reap the rewards of:
prebiotic PHGG fibre that promotes regularity and feeds good bacteria
probiotic Bacillus coagulans MTCC 5856 that reduces bloating and discomfort
delicious real fruit powders for great natural flavour
PHGG helps food move through the gut at just the right pace, meaning our Boosts will help your get your life back whether you struggle with constipation or diarrhoea.
Our Boosts are also certified low FODMAP by Monash University. Find out more here.
Don’t take our word for it…
Order the BOOKLET here
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Find out more
Our blog contains lots of information about gut health.
For example, do you want to understand exactly what FODMAPs are? - read our introductory blog here.
Just getting started with the diet? Check out our blog that explains in very general terms which foods to avoid and which you can confidently enjoy.
For more delicious, tried and tested low FODMAP recipes, go to our recipe library.