How much no-added-sugar chocolate (sweeteners) can I eat on a low FODMAP diet?

Up to 0.7 g while staying green, if the food is eaten on its own. In a meal, the FODMAPs of the other foods add up.

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Is no-added-sugar chocolate (sweeteners) low FODMAP?

Q: Is no-added-sugar chocolate (sweeteners) low FODMAP?

Very small portion. Eaten on its own, this food stays green up to 0.7 g, turns orange up to 1.4 g, and red above that.

Very small portion · green up to 0.7 g

Eaten on its own, this food stays green up to 0.7 g, turns orange up to 1.4 g, and red above that.

How much?

0 g0.7 g1.4 g2.1 g +

Green : 0 – 0.7 gOrange : 0.7 – 1.4 gRed : > 1.4 g

FODMAPs in this food

Sorbitol29 g per 100 g

Sorbitol, a polyol found in some fruit and in sweeteners.

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Your whole meal, added up

In a meal, the FODMAPs of every food add up: a green serving can tip the meal into orange. FODMAP Scanner scans your products in the shop and works out the FODMAPs of your whole meal, no-added-sugar chocolate (sweeteners) included.

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Sources

Reliability: value taken from a scientific source.

Anses (2025). Table de composition nutritionnelle des aliments Ciqual 2025 (fructose, glucose, lactose, polyols totaux). doi:10.57745/RDMHWY. Licence Ouverte Etalab.

Cut-offs per meal: Varney J. et al. (2017), J Gastroenterol Hepatol 32(S1):53-61. Colours apply to the food eaten on its own, for a person without specific tolerances.

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