FODMAP Friendly Snacks: Dips, Wraps, Crackers & Sweets
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FODMAP Friendly Snacks: Dips, Wraps, Crackers & Sweets

Published on Thursday, November 18, 2021
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Allison Koch

Health & Wellness

Satisfy Your Cravings: Easy and Delicious Low FODMAP Snack Ideas

When hunger strikes, it’s always smart to have a few go-to snacks ready. For those following the Low FODMAP diet, snack time can sometimes feel repetitive or tricky to navigate. But with a little creativity, you can enjoy tasty, IBS-friendly snacks without triggering symptoms.

Here are some Low FODMAP snack ideas that are easy to prepare, satisfying, and perfect for keeping you on track with your digestive health goals.

Dip It Good: Flavorful Low FODMAP Dips and Veggie Pairings

If you’re a dip lover, you’re in good company—I’m a “dip person” myself! Luckily, there are plenty of Low FODMAP vegetables that pair perfectly with your favorite dip:

  • Bell peppers

  • Carrots

  • Celery

  • Cucumbers

  • Radishes

  • Tomatoes

  • Zucchini

You can also serve your dip with FODMAP-friendly crackers for a crunchy twist.

Build Your Own Low FODMAP Yogurt Dip

Start with a base of lactose-free plain yogurt, then mix in a certified Low FODMAP seasoning to add flavor without the discomfort. Some great options include:

These simple combinations let you enjoy the creamy, savory satisfaction of a good dip—without triggering IBS symptoms.

Quick Bites: Wraps, Crackers, and Cheese

When you need something a bit more filling, a Low FODMAP chicken caesar salad wrap hits the spot. Use a gluten-free tortilla, crisp romaine lettuce, grated Parmesan, grilled or pre-cooked chicken, and a certified Low FODMAP caesar dressing.

Not a fan of Caesar dressing? Try a balsamic vinaigrette that’s certified Low FODMAP for a lighter, tangy twist.

Classic Combo: Crackers and Cheese

You can never go wrong with crackers and cheese—just make sure your choices are FODMAP-friendly. Try pairing your favorite crackers with one of these Low FODMAP cheeses:

Add a little extra flavor with a Low FODMAP nut butter (like almond, peanut, or walnut butter), but be sure to limit servings to 1–2 tablespoons. Avoid cashews and pistachios, which are high in FODMAPs.

If you’re a banana lover, a smear of walnut butter makes a simple and satisfying snack.

For the Sweet Tooth: Low FODMAP Treats to Try

Not everyone craves salty snacks—some of us live with a sweet tooth (or a sweet-toothed partner!). If that sounds like you, there are still plenty of FODMAP-friendly treats to enjoy. Try these snack-time favorites for dessert or a lunchbox surprise:

These options prove that eating Low FODMAP doesn’t mean giving up on flavor—or fun!

Finding Balance with FODMAP-Friendly Snacking

Living with IBS can mean rethinking your snack habits, but it doesn’t have to mean giving up variety or satisfaction. From creamy dips to crunchy wraps and sweet treats, these Low FODMAP snack ideas can help keep you energized and symptom-free throughout the day.

Keep experimenting with your favorites—and remember, the best snacks are the ones that make your gut (and taste buds) happy.


  1. Vargas, V. (2021, February 12). Low Fodmap Guide to Nuts & Nut Butters. Spoonful Blog. https://blog.spoonfulapp.com/low-fodmap-nuts/ 

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