12 Low FODMAP Vegan Smoothie Recipes

It’s not easy to find yummy, nutritious low FODMAP vegan smoothies on the internet…so I thought I would round up a few for you! These low FODMAP vegan smoothie recipes run the gamut from fresh + green to rich mocha to berry, so there should be something for every craving!
One of the most important things I learned early in my a career as a dietitian is that nutrition advice is all well and good…but if you don’t know how to turn that advice into dinner (or in this case, a smoothie) how are you supposed to follow the eating plan your dietitian recommends? And as a vegan dietitian with IBS, I know it’s even harder to feel excited about what you’re eating if FODMAP intolerance is getting in the way.
If you’re vegan, and want to try a low FODMAP meal plan to help you get your IBS symptoms under control, the wonderland of free internet recipes tends to dry up in a hurry, which is why I’m committed to building my archive of vegan low FODMAP recipes. And there is nothing easier than a smoothie for breakfast, so this will help make mornings a LOT easier.
How to make a low FODMAP smoothie
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Plant foods are powerful medicine…but they can also contain a lot of FODMAPs, which is a problem if you’re on a low FODMAP diet! Look for low FODMAP plant food swaps for your favourite high FODMAP ingredients ingredients like oat milk and stick to low FODMAP servings of fruits and vegetables.
Build a smoothie like you would a meal, with adequate fruits + veggies, protein, whole grains (yes!) and healthy fats. Read my guide on building a truly nutritious and satisfying smoothie. And then just keep it low FODMAP!
There haven’t been a lot of protein powders tested by Monash University for FODMAPS. Brown rice protein and HUM Nutrition Core Strength have been tested but I also like Botanica Perfect Protein in Vanilla, which should be low FODMAP because it’s made from low FODMAP ingredients: quinoa, coconut and brown rice. Hemp hearts are a great whole food option for boosting protein and omega 3s.
Feel bloated after smoothies? Be sure to sip slowly, so it takes you 15-20 minutes to finish. Drinking a smoothie too quickly can place a large osmotic load on the gut, leading to bloating. And ‘chew’ each sip! This helps to activate more saliva to start the digestion process.
12 Low FODMAP Vegan Smoothies
SOOOOOOO…I waded through a lot of recipes to get to this list! There were so many smoothies out there that said they were low FODMAP but didn’t actually meet low FODMAP servings. And, because of the smaller ingredient palette available, a bunch of smoothies that were pretty much the same. These are the best of the best, in my opinion!
For some of the recipes on my website, I always keep low FODMAP swaps in mind so you might note that a few of them might have a high FODMAP ingredient that I recommend a swap for (like swapping soy milk for almond milk) and others are low FODMAP in their original state!
Low FODMAP Papaya Lime Smoothie
Low FODMAP Pina Colada Smoothie
5 Minute Blueberry Spinach Smoothie (high iron)
5 Minute Raw Carrot + Fresh Ginger Smoothie
Dietitian-Approved Strawberry Pineapple Probiotic Smoothie
Protein Power Kale Smoothie (21g!)
Satisfying Blueberry Pineapple Smoothie with Coconut Cream
Cucumber smoothie with kiwi + mint
Low FODMAP Oatmeal Cookie Breakfast Smoothie – Lauren Renlund RD
Nourishing 3 Minute Strawberry Hemp Milk
Pumpkin Spice Smoothie (Low FODMAP) • The Healthy Toast
5 Minute Turmeric Ginger Smoothie with Greens
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12 Low FODMAP Vegan Smoothies: Chocolate Peanut Butter Smoothie
Ingredients
- ⅓ ripe banana, or use 1 small unripe banana, which is also low FODMAP
- 1 cup of your favourite low FODMAP plant-based milk , macadamia, almond or rice
- 2 tablespoons hemp hearts, (learn about the benefits of hemp hearts!)
- 1 heaping tablespoon peanut butter
- 2 heaping teaspoons cocoa
- 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
- a few ice cubes
Optional, to taste
- 1 tablespoon maple syrup
- 1 shot espresso, or 1/4 cup brewed coffee
Equipment
- Blender
Instructions
- Get ready for some serious effort: blend until smoothie…and enjoy!