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If you Google FODMAP friendly or FODMAP free foods there are hundreds, if not thousands, of websites with lists and menus dedicated to helping you figure out exactly what in the world you should and should not eat. Some of these site are really good<\/a>\u00a0and some of them, not so much. What most people coming into the FODMAP diet don’t understand is that eating a FODMAP friendly diet is incredibly personal. While a food might be FODMAP friendly for one person it might be completely off limits for someone else.<\/p>\n I’m Thinking Crayons Have FODMAPs. (http:\/\/medicmagic.net\/)<\/p><\/div>\n In our house we are FODMAPers based on Mr. MVP’s FODMAP elimination diet. These are foods we found he was comfortably able to eat. Please remember that these foods may or may not be in your FODMAP eating plan.<\/p>\n Sunburst’s Yellow Tomato Labels Crack Me Up.<\/p><\/div>\n The staples of our diet are backed up by organic brown and white rice, quinoa, and polenta. We rotate our grilled proteins between chicken, fish, pork and beef and then we include vegetables. Our favorite vegetables are red and green pepper, brussels spouts, green beans, tomatoes, squash and carrots.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/a>\n