Observed arrival · 2026-09-07
Fodmind, the FODMAP traffic light for supermarket shelves
A multilingual low-FODMAP food guide with barcode scanning, ingredient-label reading, serving-based ratings, recipes, and a symptom diary.
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The food index is divided into twelve visible categories, including 540 protein foods, 284 grains and tubers, and 226 vegetables. Each entry is described as having a safe serving measured in grams and the FODMAPs it contains. The site says the database, guide, and diary function offline, while label photographs require a server connection. It also attributes the underlying database to public scientific literature, including Monash University and Ciqual.
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