Rice, specialty (wild, black/forbidden, red, arborio) — Safe, Caution, or Avoid on 5 Elimination Diets
Rice, specialty (wild, black/forbidden, red, arborio) is safe on low FODMAP, low histamine, gluten-free, and lactose-free; avoid on SCD.
In plain terms: Rice, specialty is low FODMAP and low histamine.
| Diet | Rating |
|---|---|
| Low FODMAP | safe |
| Low Histamine | safe |
| SCD | avoid |
| Gluten-Free | safe |
| Lactose-Free | safe |
Notes: Specialty rice varieties; not SCD
Category: Grains, Cereals & Flours
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Safe-food lists that include Rice, specialty (wild, black/forbidden, red, arborio)
- Low FODMAP & Low Histamine safe foods
- Low FODMAP & Gluten-Free safe foods
- Low FODMAP & Dairy-Free safe foods
- Low Histamine & Gluten-Free safe foods
- Low Histamine & Dairy-Free safe foods
- Gluten-Free & Dairy-Free safe foods
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- Rice flour (white, brown, sweet/glutinous)
- Wheat, whole grains (berries, bulgur, couscous, cracked, farro, freekeh, kamut, semolina, spelt)
- Flour, wheat (all-purpose/plain, bread/strong, cake/pastry, self-raising, wholemeal/whole wheat, semolina, spelt)
- Oats (rolled/old-fashioned, steel-cut/pinhead, instant/quick, bran)
This is general information, not medical advice. Tolerances vary from person to person and with portion size — always check the label, as recipes and product formulations change, and speak to your GP or a registered dietitian about your own diet.