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Small Wholegrain LowFOD Block Loaf

Certified by Monash, our Wholegrain LowFOD Loaf is made for sensitive tummies! It’s also a source of protein and baked with 5 delicious grains and seeds. Plus, this smaller size is perfect for when you don’t need a whole loaf.

  • Low FODMAP
  • Vegan friendly

$5.70 RRP

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Wheat Starch, Water, Grains (9%) (Oat Bran, Kibbled Sorghum), Wheat Gluten, Wheat Protein Isolate, Seeds (4.5%) (Sesame Seeds, Linseed, Poppy Seed), Vegetable Oil (Canola), Wheat Flour, Yeast, Sugar, Iodised Salt, Dextrose, Durum Semolina, Vegetable Gum (464), Malt Flour, Soy Flour, Psyllium Powder, Vitamins (Thiamin, Folic Acid).

Contains: Wheat, Gluten, Soy, Oats, Sesame

May Contain: Rye, Barley, Oats, Spelt, Milk, Tree Nuts, Lupin

Servings per package: 5.5 (9 slices & 2 crusts)
Serving size (Ave.): 63g (2 toast slices)

Ave. qty per serving % Daily Intake** per serving Ave. qty per 100g
Energy 712kJ (170Cal) 8% 1130kJ (270Cal)
Protein 8.5g 17% 13.5g
Fat - Total 4.5g 6% 7.1g
  - Saturated 0.7g 3% 1.1g
Carbohydrate 22.3g 7% 35.4g
  - Sugars 1.1g 1% 1.8g
Dietary Fibre 1.5g 5% 2.3g
Sodium 277mg 12% 439mg

** Percentage daily intakes are based on an average adult diet of 8700 kJ. Your daily intakes may be higher or lower depending on your energy needs.
FODMAP - Fermentable Oligosaccharides, Disaccharides, Monosaccharides And Polyols.
Please note the nutritional value of each product may vary slightly, due to seasonal and agricultural factors of the ingredients we use in our products.

12 reviews for Small Wholegrain LowFOD Block Loaf

  1. Kathryn

    Great to have a loaf of bread under the FODMAP. This loaf doesn’t give you the ‘side effects’ a normal bread loaf would for people that have certain dietary requirements. Love.

  2. Lisa

    Best bread for people with IBS! Something delicious that you can enjoy.

  3. lynne lillington

    This bread is so good for my son who is FODMAP. Until I found this loaf he went without bread. The whole family also enjoys it as it is just like a wholemeal loaf.

  4. Shirley Armistead

    Love this bread! First got it because my son was on a low fodmap diet but the whole family love it!! So tasty and light

  5. Lisa

    Easily accessible low FODMAP bread. Delicious and the rest of the family enjoy it too! Freezes well. I would love to see more low FODMAP items.

  6. Tania

    So awesome that I can eat “normal bread” again! Also love the FODMAP rolls. Tastes great and is great for the tummy! Wish my store also offered the new products in the low FODMAP range. ???

  7. Carmen Grech

    Love this bread. Very healthy and it is delicious. Whole family loves it!

  8. Nicole

    Delicious and convenient low FODMAP option, and my kids’ (who aren’t low FODMAP) favourite sandwich bread!

  9. Sonja Agius

    Very happy to have found this bread don’t eat any other thanks to the staff at Dapto for the recommendation!

  10. Mary Roberts

    Great taste and texture with nice crust. Best and most convenient Low Fodmap bread around. My whole family ate it, not just me. I was excited to find it as I love my bread.

  11. Jenny Frakes

    After being diagnosed with irritable bowel and being told to follow a low FODMAP diet bread that didn’t upset me was a real challenge but thanks to this LowFOD bread and can enjoy toast for breakfast or a sandwich for lunch again. Can’t thank Bakers Delight enough.

  12. Jan

    No more tummy rumbles, no more upset tummy, no more bloating and no more feeling sick even when I eat gluten free bread.. I am so happy I found this bread from Bakers Delight.. I didn’t think I could have a decent bread sandwich again.

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FODMAPs (Fermentable Oligosaccharides, Disaccharides, Monosaccharides And Polyols) are carbohydrates (sugars) that are not fully absorbed in the small intestine. Subsequently they continue along the digestive tract to the large intestine where they are fermented by the bacteria living there. In some people, with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), this fermentation process leads to troublesome gut-related symptoms such as bloating, and excessive gas.

An estimated 1 in 7 Australians have irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and experience symptoms of bloating and discomfort from foods that are high in FODMAPs. Many of them may have accepted that gas and bloating are a normal part of life without considering the impact of FODMAPs. These people may find their symptoms improve on a simplified low FODMAP diet and include breads such as the Wholegrain LowFOD™ Loaf instead of regular bread.

The Wholegrain LowFOD™ range is one of the most exciting developments to hit the bread market in recent years. It is the first ever, daily fresh baked bread that is low in FODMAPs and suitable for people with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), who experience bloating and other unpleasant gastrointestinal symptoms after eating regular breads.

FODMAPs are types of carbohydrates (sugars) that for some can be poorly absorbed in the small intestine. What makes this bread appropriate for those on a low FODMAP diet is the way wheat is processed, which leads to a reduction in the amount of FODMAPs it contains. You can find more information about wheat and the low FODMAP diet on the Monash FODMAP blog.

No. Foods that are considered gluten-free have absolutely no gluten in them and, therefore, safe for people with Coeliac Disease (a serious autoimmune condition). The Wholegrain LowFOD™ Loaf contains wheat – therefore NOT a gluten free bread. This wheat has undergone a special process to reduce its FODMAP content, which is why it is a certified low FODMAP bread.

No. The Wholegrain LowFOD™ range contains flours that contain gluten such as wheat, so it is not suitable for people with Coeliac Disease. However, it may be suitable for those people who do not have Coeliac Disease, but have been avoiding gluten to minimise their gut symptoms.

FODMAPs may cause bloating and abdominal discomfort in some as they can remain in the digestive tract and ferment. This fermentation process produces gas which can lead to abdominal bloating. The Monash University Certified LowFOD™ range contain low amounts of FODMAPs so are less likely to contribute to bloating and abdominal discomfort than regular bread.

Yes. The Wholegrain LowFOD™loaves and rolls have been laboratory tested and proven to be low in FODMAPs by Monash University – the founders of the low FODMAP diet and the team that pioneered the research. The loaves and rolls carry the official Monash University Low FODMAP Certified™ logo, so customers can be confident they are making a low FODMAP choice.

This breakthrough in bread is considered low FODMAP because the majority of the fermentable sugars have been removed from the wheat used to make it, meaning it either reduces or removes the sugars that can ferment and cause gas in your intestines. As a bonus it is also high in protein, which supports healthy bones, tissue repair and building muscle mass.

The good news for people who follow a low FODMAP diet is that the Monash University Low FODMAP Certified™logo helps take the guesswork out of choosing the best options for them. Foods carrying this logo are recognised as a ‘safe’ option for the millions of people with IBS worldwide who require low FODMAP choices and are endorsed by Monash University – the founders of the Low FODMAP Diet.

Both the LowFOD™ loaves and rolls have been Monash University Low FODMAP Certified™ at a maximum of 2 toast slices OR 1 roll per sitting.

Yes. Bread is a regular feature in most people’s diet and is a good source of energy, fibre and whole grains. Many people have been put off regular bread because the ingredients may trigger symptoms. By switching to a bread like the Baker’s Delight Wholegrain LowFOD™ Loaf, many people may be pleasantly surprised to find that they can in fact enjoy fresh bread without any of the unpleasant symptoms.

This product isn’t made specially for those with diabetes but it may still be appropriate. Those with diabetes should first speak to their dietitian or doctor for personalised advice to meet their specific needs.

The good news is that there are many fresh fruits, vegetables and spreads that are low FODMAP and can be used as toppings. Tasty options include butter and vegemite, peanut butter and firm banana, cucumber and cream cheese. Please note, honey and some jams are high FODMAP and may not be appropriate. Check the Monash FODMAP App for more options.

Yes, FODMAPs are types of carbohydrates. Butter is a fat with no carbohydrate content, so it does not contain FODMAPs.

No, our Wholegrain LowFOD™ range is still based on the same great tasting recipe and meets all the criteria set by Monash for a low FODMAP product.

DID YOU KNOW? IBS affects 15% of the worlds population - that's 1 in 7 people!

Thankfully, a low FODMAP diet can reduce the symptoms and if you think bread is out of the question, think again!

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