Guacamole is a beloved dip around the world, known for its creamy texture, fresh flavor, and versatility. But for those following a low FODMAP diet to manage digestive issues like IBS, guacamole can raise some questions. Is it safe to eat? Or should it be avoided altogether? Let’s dig into the FODMAP profile of guacamole and explore how you can enjoy this delicious dip without upsetting your gut. Understanding FODMAPs and Avocados FODMAPs are fermentable carbohydrates that some people struggle to digest. They include fructose, lactose, polyols, and other short-chain carbs that can trigger symptoms like bloating, gas, and abdominal pain. Avocados—the main ingredient in guacamole—contain sorbitol , a type of polyol. This means that in large amounts, avocados can be high in FODMAPs. However, when consumed in moderation, avocados can be part of a low FODMAP diet. According to Monash University, a serving of about 1/8 of an avocado (around 30g) is considered low FODMAP and safe ...