How to Make Nutrition Simple
You do not need complicated recipes. Use these strategies to make meals fast, simple, and consistent.

Low FODMAP Brands & Products
Why this helps
Knowing which brands and products are gut-friendly takes the guesswork out of grocery shopping. Stock your pantry with these essentials so meals stay simple, varied, and symptom-free.
Low FODMAP Protein Powder Brands
- Casa De SanteWhey
- TumLovePea & brown rice
- Better BlendsPea & brown rice
- Fertile GutPea & rice
- HumPea & hemp
- RNWYFermented yeast
- Vital ProteinsCollagen
- Ancient NutritionCollagen
- NeededCollagen
- Ancient NutritionBone broth
- Equip FoodsBeef isolate
Low FODMAP Bread
- Schar2 slices
- Udi's2 slices
- The Grain Escape2 slices
- Canyon Bakehouse2 slices
- Millet Bread2 slices
- Sourdough Bread2 slices
- Gluten Free Bread (rice, corn, tapioca)2 slices
Low FODMAP Tortillas
- Cassava Flour Tortillas2 tortillas (48g)
- Almond Flour Tortillas2 tortillas (48g)
- Corn Tortillas2 tortillas (48g)
Low FODMAP Pasta
- Cappello's1 cup
- Jovial1 cup
- Barilla1 cup
- Ancient Harvest1 cup
- Banza1 cup
Low FODMAP Flours
- Quinoa Flour⅔ cup (100g)
- Sorghum Flour⅔ cup (100g)
- Rice Flour⅔ cup (100g)
- Buckwheat Flour⅔ cup (100g)
- Millet Flour⅔ cup (100g)
- Arrowroot Flour⅔ cup (100g)
- Cassava Flour⅔ cup (100g)
- Oat Flour⅔ cup (100g)
- Teff Flour⅔ cup (100g)
- Cornmeal Flour⅔ cup (100g)
- Green Banana Flour⅔ cup (100g)
- Gluten Free Flour⅔ cup (100g)
Low FODMAP Sauces & Seasonings
- Black Truffle Salt (delicious garlic flavor)Per taste
- Nutritional Yeast (dairy free cheese substitute)Per taste
- Garlic-Infused Olive OilPer label
- SalsasPer label
- Pasta SaucesPer label
- KetchupsPer label
- DressingsPer label
- SeasoningsPer label
- Simmer SaucesPer label
- Broths/SoupsPer label
- Pasta SaucesPer label
- Garlic & Onion PowdersPer label
- Bone BrothsPer label
- SaucesPer label
- CondimentsPer label
- Broths/SoupsPer label
Low FODMAP Snacks
Popcorn
- Lesser Evil Popcorn1 cup popped
- Skinny Pop Popcorn1 cup popped
- Trader Joe's Popcorn1 cup popped
Quick Snacks
- Nuts + 85% Dark Chocolate (trail mix)
- Peanut Butter + 85% Dark Chocolate
- Rice Cake or Toast + Peanut Butter
- Lactose-Free Yogurt + Fruit, Nuts, and 85% Dark Chocolate
Nutritional Bars
- Rawr Bars1 bar
- GoMacro Bars1 bar
- Bobo's Bars1 bar
- (stick to tolerated flavors and avoid ones with cashews if sensitive)

Make overnight oats for easy mornings
Why this helps
This removes all effort in the morning and gives you a balanced meal ready to go.
How to do it
- Oats or oat bran
- Almond milk
- Chia seeds
- Protein powder
- Berries
- Mix and refrigerate overnight

Make smoothies when you need something on-the-go
Why this helps
Smoothies are easy to digest and require almost no effort.
How to build one
- Protein powder
- Berries or banana
- Healthy fats like almond butter
- Seeds like chia or flax
- Blend and go

Use frozen rice, potatoes, & vegetables
Why this helps
This removes almost all prep time. You do not need to chop, wash, or think. This makes it much easier to stay consistent with your meals.
How to do it
Use frozen rice, potatoes, and vegetables. Heat them in a pan or microwave, add protein, season, and eat.
Quick example
Frozen rice + frozen veggies + pre-cooked chicken = ready in 5 minutes

Keep protein simple and ready
Why this helps
Protein is usually the hardest part for clients. Having it ready removes friction.
Options
- Rotisserie chicken
- Pre-cooked ground beef or turkey
- Chicken or turkey sausage
- Crockpot shredded chicken
- Protein powder
- Canned fish

Batch cook with a crockpot
Why this helps
You spend 5 to 10 minutes in the morning and your meals are ready later with no effort. This is one of the easiest ways to stay consistent without cooking every meal.
How to do it
Add protein, vegetables, and broth to a crockpot. Let it cook for 8 to 12 hours.
Quick example
Chicken + carrots + zucchini + broth = multiple meals ready