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Is Two Good Greek Yogurt low FODMAP?

FODMAP score

20

Low FODMAP

Yes for most people — Two Good starts with ultra-filtered milk, a straining process that removes most of the milk sugar before culturing, leaving about 2 g of total sugar per cup. It's sweetened with stevia leaf (Reb M and D), which is neither a sugar nor a polyol, so it avoids the sugar-alcohol problem common in low-sugar yogurts. Trace lactose remains, but at levels most guts handle comfortably.

What's inside

Cultured ultra-filtered nonfat and reduced fat milkUltra-filtration strains out most of the lactose before culturing — only about 2 g total sugar survives per cup.
Stevia leaf (Reb M and D)Steviol glycosides are not sugars or polyols, so they don't ferment the way sugar alcohols like maltitol do.
Tapioca starchA low-FODMAP thickener used in small amounts for texture.
Gellan gumA trace-level stabilizer with no meaningful FODMAP contribution.
Natural flavorsAlmost always fine at these levels, but the exact composition isn't disclosed and varies by flavor.

📏 A 5.3 oz cup carries about 2 g total sugar, so residual lactose is minimal — a standard serving sits well within low-FODMAP territory for most people.

Gentler alternatives

Chobani Zero SugarAnother ultra-filtered cultured dairy with virtually no lactose, if you want a different flavor lineup.

Green Valley Creamery Lactose-Free YogurtFull-flavor cultured dairy with the lactose enzymatically removed rather than filtered.

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Based on the publicly listed ingredients at time of review; recipes change — check the label. Informational only, not medical advice. FODMAP tolerance is individual.

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