Is amaretto low FODMAP?
Amaretto has not been tested for FODMAPs and may be high or low FODMAP. Many types of alcohol are low FODMAP including beer, red and white wine, gin, vodka, and whiskey. Other alcohols including rum and sherry are high FODMAP. Alcohol, however, is a GI irritant and portions should generally be limited. Always test tolerance of untested foods like amaretto in small portions and only when your symptoms are fully settled. Possible FODMAPs: Fructose, Sorbitol, GOS, Fructans
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Since the diet is difficult to follow, we recommend working with a FODMAP-trained dietitian. A dietitian can help you understand the diet and your unique needs.
We last updated this amaretto note on September 13, 2022. Despite our best efforts, ingredient information may be inaccurate or outdated. Please check Fig for the latest ingredient updates. Always consult your doctor or dietitian prior to starting a dietary treatment of any kind.
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