Written By A Lee

This recipe is a feast for both the eyes and the taste buds, offering rich textures and flavours in every bite. Whether you’re hosting friends or treating yourself, this dish is guaranteed to impress. Best of all, it’s easy to mak and absolutely delicious!
Make this low FODMAP: Bread contains fructan’s a fermentable sugar this can be easily swapped out for Bakers delight Wholegrain LowFOD bread or traditional sourdough bread with no added grains.
Make this Diabetes friendly: Stick to a Low GI bread, I recommend Burgen Wholemeal seeded, Bakers Delight Cape Seed Loaf or a traditional sourdough with wholegrains.
Make this Low FODMAP/Diabetes friendly: stick to traditional sourdough with no grains.
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Pomegranate seeds are low FODMAP at servings of 45 grams (approximately ¼ cup), larger quantities may contain higher levels of fructans or other FODMAPs, which could potentially trigger symptoms for sensitive individuals.
Pomegranate seeds are considered a Low glycemic index (GI) fruit primarily due to their high fiber content, which slows digestion and assists with slower absorption of sugars into the bloodstream. They are also a rich source vitamin C, potassium and belong to the red/orange pigment group of fruits rich in anthocyanin’s.