Fodmap Tip: Don't stack or mix two or more high fodmap fruits together like in a fruit salad. Take it from me, it's a guaranteed tummy ache!
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Frozen Fruit Juice Popsicles
Remove stems from the grapes, wash grapes in a colander, then place flat in a rimmed cookie sheet pan. Place in the freezer and freeze overnight. Remove from the freezer the next morning, dump 1/2 cup portions into 4 oz. canning jars or snack-sized zippy bags and refreeze. Remove one container at a time to eat and enjoy!
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Fruit Puree
Thaw out a package of frozen fruit and puree in a blender. Or do the same to drained, canned fruit. Store it in a wide mouth canning jar in the refrigerator. Since I'm allergic to applesauce and 5 other fruits, I puree those I can eat to use them in baked foods, beverages, gelatin, etc.
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Peanut Butter & Jelly Sandwiches
Since I'm allergic to 6 fruits, I cannot eat any jelly or jam made with pectin, so if I desire to eat a peanut or sunflower seed butter sandwich for lunch, I use pie filling in the can. It is usually made with cornstarch instead of pectin. My favorites are blueberry & peach.
(see Condiments for newest Squash Spread recipe! π Yum!)
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Snack Packs/Fruit and Vegetable Tray/Finger Food
Absolutely Gluten-free crackersBlueberries, raw
Cantaloupe melon balls
Carrot sticks or baby carrots
Celery sticks
Chex, Corn or Rice Cereal
Grapes, seedless
Honeydew melon balls
Kinnikinnick (brand) Vanilla Wafers
Raspberries, raw
Red, orange, and yellow bell pepper slices
Violife cheese slice squares (cut slices into quarters)
Watermelon balls
Yum Earth Black Licorice
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