Fruits
Relatively safe fruit due to the low acidity - read more
Vegetables
Cakes, biscuits & sweets
A go-to biscuit for Crohn's in the UK. Usually contain no milk and a great chocolate taste. - read more
Nuts, beans and seeds
Gernally avoid due to the high fibre but broccoli can be safe in smaller quanties and if you remove the broccoli leaves and cook thoroughly - read more
Carbs
Many people with Crohn's experience issues with this food. Dieticians recommend against this, switch to white rice. - read more
Herbs & spices
Avoid if possible - the high fibre in this can result in problems - read more
Dairy & alternatives
Many people with Crohn's experience issues with this food - read more
Canned tomatoes can contain a high amoutn of acidity but can mostly be cooked away. Make sure to cook thoroughly. - read more
Cooking Oils
Always try and use the least amount of oil possible when cooking - read more
Have been known to cause issues due to the high rich flavour - read more
Generally safe but can cause digestion issues to some people during a flare up - read more
High fat content of some nuts can cause swelling in some people - experiement with in small increments - read more
Many people with Crohn's experience issues with this food - read more
Safe but ensure you remove the bottom 2 cm from the stems - read more
Drinks
Extremely dangerous for many people. Avoid at all times. - read more
High fat content of some nuts can cause swelling in some people - experiement with in small increments - read more
Meats & alternatives
A very safe staple food for meat eaters. Very little fat. - read more