Complete Food List Bundle
All 21 of our food list printables in one download, from anti-inflammatory and DASH to gut health, pregnancy and high protein.
Food advice for ulcerative colitis is confusing because it changes with how you feel. This printable splits it into three columns: a varied diet for when you're well, gentler choices many people use during a flare, and foods that are often harder to handle.
A second page covers what the NIDDK and IBD charities say, what to ask about if you have a stricture, and simple flare habits. Plan with the grocery list and a week of meal ideas, and track meals, bathroom trips and pain in the flare log.
Separate columns for remission and flares.
NIDDK and Crohn's & Colitis guidance.
What to ask your IBD team about.
Meals, bathroom trips and pain in one table.
When you're well / during a flare / limit, with food icons
Flares, strictures and what the experts say
Grocery list by aisle (pre-filled and blank) and pantry staples
A simple swaps chart for everyday foods
7 days of meal ideas, a weekly meal planner and a meal prep checklist
Two food journal pages and a food, symptom and flare log
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Stick the list on the fridge and plan your week. Everything is undated, so reprint pages any time.
When you're well, a varied diet with vegetables, fruit, whole grains, fish, eggs and lean meat. In a flare, many people find well-cooked peeled vegetables, ripe bananas, white rice, eggs and soups easier.
No. The NIDDK says no specific food has been shown to cause or worsen it, and no single diet works for everyone.
Greasy and fried foods, processed meats, very sugary or salty foods and alcohol, and for some people beans, cabbage, broccoli, caffeine and fizzy drinks.
Yes. Import the PDF into GoodNotes, Notability, Xodo or any PDF app. The index and section tabs are clickable, so you can tap to jump between sections.
No. It's a digital download. You print the pages yourself at home or at a print shop, or use them on a tablet.
How it's made: designed by Sorted Templates. We use AI tools to help draft text and lay out pages, and every page is reviewed and edited by us before it's listed. Lifestyle and mockup images may be AI-generated or AI-edited; the page previews show the actual files.
All 21 of our food list printables in one download, from anti-inflammatory and DASH to gut health, pregnancy and high protein.
All eight of our food list printables in one download, from anti-inflammatory and DASH to low FODMAP and PCOS.
Know what to eat often and what to keep for now and then, with a week of meals already planned.
A clear eat, moderate and limit list, plus snacks, spices and a 7-day meal plan to get you started.