Yeast-Free Diet

A yeast-free diet can be beneficial for anyone experiencing mold allergies, yeast allergies, or candida overgrowth. 

Yeast-Free Diet Safe with Modifications

What is a Yeast-Free Diet?

A yeast-free diet removes all sources of yeast. It is similar to a Low-Histamine Diet in that it is also a fresh foods diet. For example, freshly baked homemade muffins are ok, but store-bought, packaged muffins are off-limits. This diet excludes all yeast-breads and sourdough breads, and fermented foods like lacto-fermented vegetables and kombucha too. 

The yeast-free diet excludes:

  • All processed foods
  • Baker's yeast
  • Nutritional yeast
  • All vinegars, EXCEPT raw apple cider vinegar and raw coconut vinegar
  • Fermented foods
  • Soy sauce, tamari, and coconut aminos
  • Miso, tofu, and tempeh
  • Prepared sauces and dressings that have vinegar
  • Ketchup
  • Dried fruits
  • Olives
  • Mushrooms
  • Aged cheeses
  • Citric acid
  • Alcohol, especially wine and beer

How do I start a Yeast-Free Diet? 

  1. Sign up today to become a member to this site. 
  2. When setting up your User Profile, choose Yeast-Free, and then add any other food allergens you may have.
  3. Go to the Recipe Search page and search for meals and desserts to add to your meal plans.
  4. New yeast-free recipes are added weekly to this site so you'll always have something to look forward to. 
  5. Join our Nourishing Meals Community Facebook Group to get notified with new recipes and more! Everyone is welcome. 
Plan Length Actions

3-Day Yeast-Free Meal Plan

3 days

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