Is Avocado Low FODMAP?

Avocado is moderate FODMAP, meaning it may be tolerated in small portions but could trigger IBS symptoms in larger amounts. Portion control is key — track your intake to find your personal threshold.

⚠️Moderate FODMAP - Portion dependent

AI-assisted classification — 95% confidence

FODMAP

MODERATE

Fiber

Mixed

Irritants

Sorbitol (sugar alcohol)

Allergens

Not listed

Avocado is portion-dependent.

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What's Inside Avocado

Digestive Profile

Fiber Type
Mixed Fiber (soluble + insoluble)
Common Irritants
Sorbitol (sugar alcohol)
Allergen Warnings
None detected

Nutrition Facts (per 100g)

Calories
160 kcal
Protein
2.0g
Carbohydrates
8.5g
Fat
14.8g
Fiber
6.7g
Sugar
0.7g

FODMAP classifications on this page follow the framework established by the Monash University FODMAP research program, which laboratory-tests foods for fermentable carbohydrates. Individual tolerance varies.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Avocado low FODMAP?

Avocado is Moderate FODMAP - Portion dependent. It may be tolerated in small portions but could trigger symptoms in larger amounts — the safe serving size is food-specific, so portion control is key.

Can I eat Avocado if I have IBS?

You may be able to eat Avocado in small portions if you have IBS. Many people with IBS tolerate moderate FODMAP foods when portion sizes are controlled. Track your intake to find your personal threshold.

What is a safe serving size of Avocado on a FODMAP diet?

Avocado is low FODMAP only in smaller servings; the exact threshold is food-specific and comes from Monash University laboratory testing. Weigh portions during the elimination phase and log them to find your personal threshold.

Is Avocado good for digestion?

Avocado contains both soluble and insoluble fiber. The mix of fiber types can affect digestion differently for each person — tracking your response is recommended.

What triggers does Avocado contain?

Avocado contains the following potential triggers: common irritants: Sorbitol (sugar alcohol). Fiber type: Mixed Fiber (soluble + insoluble). Individual sensitivity varies — track your reactions for personalized insights.

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