Scrambled Eggs with Fresh Herbs

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Master the art of perfect scrambled eggs with fresh herbs in this beginner-friendly, low FODMAP recipe. Using safe herbs like chives, parsley, and basil, you’ll create restaurant-quality fluffy eggs in just 10 minutes without digestive triggers. This guide covers ingredient selection, proper whisking techniques, and the crucial low-and-slow cooking method for creamy texture.

Pumpkin Seed Granola

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Managing IBS doesn’t mean sacrificing delicious breakfast options. This homemade pumpkin seed granola recipe is specifically designed to be low FODMAP and gluten-free, giving you complete control over every ingredient. Using naturally gut-friendly pumpkin seeds, certified gluten-free oats, and maple syrup instead of high-FODMAP honey, you’ll create a crunchy, satisfying breakfast that supports your digestive health. With just 30 minutes of active time and simple supermarket ingredients, you can make a batch that stays fresh for three weeks—no hidden triggers, no guesswork, just reliable nutrition.

Ham and Cheese Crustless Quiche

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Making a delicious quiche that fits your low FODMAP lifestyle doesn’t mean sacrificing flavour. This ham and cheese crustless quiche removes wheat-based crust entirely, creating a naturally gluten-free, IBS-friendly dish packed with protein. Ready in just 50 minutes with simple ingredients like eggs, lactose-free cheese, and plain ham, this recipe delivers 6 servings perfect for breakfast, lunch, or weekly meal prep. Learn exactly which ingredients to avoid, how to test for doneness, and smart storage tips that keep your quiche fresh for days.

Lactose-Free Cappuccino Oatmeal

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Craving coffee-flavored comfort without digestive distress? This lactose-free cappuccino oatmeal recipe delivers café-style indulgence in just 10 minutes using IBS-friendly ingredients. Learn how to combine rolled oats, lactose-free milk, and espresso into a creamy low FODMAP breakfast that satisfies your taste buds while supporting gut health. Complete with meal prep tips, FODMAP-safe topping ideas, and step-by-step frothing techniques for that authentic cappuccino experience every morning.

Blueberry Protein Pancakes

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Struggling to find a satisfying IBS-friendly breakfast? These blueberry protein pancakes combine gut-friendly, low FODMAP ingredients with 15-20 grams of protein per serving. The recipe uses gluten-free flour, lactose-free milk, and controlled portions of blueberries to create fluffy pancakes that won’t trigger symptoms. Ready in just 20 minutes, they’re perfect for meal prep and can be stored for up to 3 months. Discover how to make delicious high-protein pancakes that work with your digestive system, plus the best low FODMAP toppings to complete your breakfast.

Gluten-Free Lemon Poppy Seed Muffins

Gluten-free lemon poppy seed muffin with fresh lemon half and scattered seeds on pale stone surface

Discover how to make tender, fluffy gluten-free lemon poppy seed muffins that are completely low FODMAP and IBS-friendly. This beginner-friendly recipe takes just 45 minutes and uses readily available ingredients like lactose-free milk and a carefully balanced gluten-free flour blend. You’ll master the essential techniques for successful gluten-free baking while creating 12 bakery-quality muffins with bright citrus flavor and perfect texture. No digestive discomfort, just delicious results that prove dietary restrictions don’t mean sacrificing taste.

Strawberry Chia Seed Jam on Toast

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Making a delicious low FODMAP breakfast doesn’t mean sacrificing flavour. This strawberry chia seed jam recipe takes just 15 minutes and delivers sweet, fruity goodness without digestive discomfort. Using fresh strawberries, chia seeds, and optional natural sweeteners, you’ll create a thick, spreadable jam that’s gentle on your gut and packed with omega-3s. Perfect for beginners with no special skills required—just combine, simmer, and spread on your favourite low FODMAP toast for a breakfast that tastes better than anything shop-bought.

Smoked Salmon Breakfast Platter

Smoked salmon breakfast platter with soft-boiled eggs, capers, dill, and lemon on white ceramic and marble surface

Living with IBS doesn’t mean sacrificing delicious breakfasts. This smoked salmon breakfast platter delivers an elegant, FODMAP friendly breakfast that’s ready in just 15 minutes with zero cooking required. Packed with omega-3s, high-quality protein, and customizable low FODMAP ingredients, this easy breakfast platter gives you complete control over portions while looking impressively gourmet. Whether you’re new to the low FODMAP diet or seeking quick IBS-friendly meal ideas, this beginner-friendly guide shows you exactly how to assemble a nutritious, symptom-free morning meal.

Egg and Vegetable Breakfast Burrito

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Managing IBS symptoms while enjoying a satisfying breakfast doesn’t have to be complicated. This egg and vegetable breakfast burrito delivers a portable, protein-rich morning meal using carefully selected low FODMAP ingredients that respect your digestive needs. Ready in just 20 minutes with beginner-friendly techniques, you’ll learn how to build a gut-friendly burrito with safe vegetables, perfectly scrambled eggs, and a gluten-free tortilla that keeps you full until lunch without triggering symptoms.

Coconut Milk Rice Porridge

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Making breakfast with IBS doesn’t have to be stressful. This creamy coconut milk rice porridge is naturally low FODMAP, gentle on sensitive digestive systems, and ready in just 25 minutes. Using simple ingredients like jasmine rice and canned coconut milk, you’ll create a comforting, dairy-free breakfast that keeps you satisfied until lunch without triggering symptoms. Learn the perfect rice-to-liquid ratio, essential stirring techniques, and discover safe topping combinations that add variety while maintaining digestive comfort.