Is Kefir (plain) Low-FODMAP-friendly?
Verdict
High FODMAP — avoid in elimination
Kefir (plain) is classified high-FODMAP by Monash University research.
Serving tip: May be reintroduced in small amounts during reintroduction phase.
Per 1 cup (245g)
Calories
100 kcal
Protein
8.3g
Carbs
11.5g
Net Carbs
11.5g
Fat
2.2g
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Why this matters for Low-FODMAP
During the elimination phase (4-6 weeks), all high-FODMAP foods are excluded.
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FAQ
Is Kefir (plain) OK on Low-FODMAP?
High FODMAP — avoid in elimination. Kefir (plain) is classified high-FODMAP by Monash University research.
How many calories in Kefir (plain)?
41 kcal per 100g, or 100 kcal per 1 cup (245g).
What can I eat instead of Kefir (plain) on Low-FODMAP?
Try Carrot, Spinach, White rice (cooked), Banana — Low-FODMAP-compatible alternatives in the same category.