Keep meals boring first
The first goal is signal, not novelty. Repeat simple meals for a few days so symptom changes are easier to read.
Use this simple structure when your gut needs predictable meals: one simple protein, one low-FODMAP carb, one low-risk fruit or vegetable, then track the plate in the homepage calorie counter.
| Meal | Low-FODMAP idea | Why it works |
|---|---|---|
| Breakfast | Oats, blueberries, lactose-free milk | Gentle carb, low-risk fruit, no lactose load. |
| Lunch | Chicken, white rice, cucumber | Simple plate with low trigger density. |
| Dinner | Eggs or fish, potatoes, spinach | Easy calories without onion, garlic, wheat, regular milk, or regular yogurt. |
| Snack | Firm banana or orange | Fruit without the apple/pear fructose-sorbitol hit. |
The first goal is signal, not novelty. Repeat simple meals for a few days so symptom changes are easier to read.
Foods like avocado, sweet potato, and broccoli are portion-sensitive. One may be fine. Eating several together can make symptoms harder to read.
Add foods to Today's Plate on the homepage to see calories and FODMAP risk move together.
Need the fastest first-week path? Use the beginner low FODMAP meal plan and grocery list to connect meals, snacks, serving-size checks, and label reading before shopping.