Rye Crackers (High Fibre, Dutch)

TLDRLast updated 3 October 2026

Dutch high-fibre rye crackers have a low FODMAP reference of 7 g. Fructans are moderate at 9 g and high at 10 g, the listed weight of one cracker. One whole cracker therefore exceeds this entry's low reference.

Serving sizes for rye crackers (high fibre, dutch)

The low reference is 7 g; 9 g is moderate and one 10 g cracker is high in fructans. No low whole-cracker count is supplied.

Avoid
1 crackerabout 10 g

Tested serving sizes

Tested serving sizes for Rye Crackers (High Fibre, Dutch) and their Gut Friendly rating
ServingAmountMain FODMAPRating
1 cracker10 gFructans 0.3 gAvoid
7 g7 gFructans 0.08 gLow
9 g9 gFructans 0.1 gModerate

Breakdown for 1 cracker

0gFructose
0gLactose
0.3gFructans
0gGOS
0gSorbitol
0gMannitol
1 crackerabout 10 g

Is rye crackers (high fibre, dutch) low FODMAP?

The distinction between the small measured portion and a whole cracker matters here. All six groups are low at 7 g; only fructans rise at 9 g and 10 g. High fibre describes the product but does not make every portion low FODMAP. Rye crispbread is a different entry and has no listed low amount.

Rye Crackers (High Fibre, Dutch) and IBS: what to know

If using this cracker in an IBS food record, record grams rather than simply writing one cracker. Breaking off a piece changes the amount, but guessing by eye is less precise when the listed weights are close together. The FODMAP result still does not predict an individual's response to the cracker and its toppings.

Gut-friendly ways to eat rye crackers (high fibre, dutch)

Weigh the dry cracker portion before assembling a snack. Save the remaining piece separately rather than adding it unnoticed while preparing food. If the small listed reference is impractical for your meal, compare British rice crispbread or wheat crackers at their own checked amounts. Keep ingredient differences in mind when switching brands.

Frequently asked questions

Is one Dutch high-fibre rye cracker low FODMAP?

The listed whole cracker weighs 10 g and is high in fructans. The checked low amount is the smaller 7 g portion.

Why should I weigh such a small cracker portion?

The listed ratings change between 7 g, 9 g and 10 g. Whole-piece counts do not capture those small weight differences.

Does high fibre mean low FODMAP?

The product wording is not a portion rating. This entry has low, moderate and high results at different weights.

Can I apply these weights to rye crispbread?

The rye crispbread preparation has a separate guide. Its recipe and checked portion should be assessed independently.

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Sources and editorial notes

Published and maintained by Gut Friendly. This guide has not been independently reviewed by a dietitian. Serving information comes from our food catalogue. Where references are listed, they explain the research and preparation differences. Check the original source for current portions.

Gut Friendly provides general information, not medical advice.