Cream-based ice lolly
High FODMAPA regular serving exceeds the safe serving. Check how much fits: it is not a ban.
Safe serving
Low serving not established
Typical serving
60 g
FODMAPs in relevant amounts
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Is Cream-based ice lolly low in FODMAPs?
There is not enough data to establish a safe serving for Cream-based ice lolly. Treat it with caution and check the label of the specific product.
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