Low fibre diet?

Thank you Jess

Been mulling over this one - how to eat a high cellulose but low roughage diet.
Top nominations: melon, stewed or fresh apple (minus skin or woody bits), any other fruit which has no pips or skin included, soup made from peeled veg of any kind.
I wish there was better terminology.

Nelliemoser

I just discovered frozen mashed carrot and swede in Tesco's, very easy and LOW FIBRE too!
Also sultanas don't have much - something I have missed. Semolina (goat milk) with sultanas in - yum.

Sultanas must have some as they are made from grapes, which have skins. I guess a few go a long way though. baked bramley apple, with a few sultanas and a teeny bit of honey. and custard. a british classic. Since i bought a corer i do this much more often.

Oh, yes, baked apple, yum.

Even a little batch, they re-heat nicely in the microwave. They are also the ultimate "good for you" dessert

Supposed to be a lot easier to digest, baked apple isn't it? Trouble is, I like it with lots of cream on .

Low fat custard out of a box works for me crimson
Certainly easier to chew...

I ate a whole tin of [obviously] tinned custard a while ago..we brought it back from holiday and it just kept calling to me from the larder. I love tinned custard .

Bought some in individual plastic pots the other day. Boxes, tins, pots. All good. The home made kind is also good but you have to get the proportions right. You have to have enough milk in the fridge and it is really not worth the hassle for less than 3 people. And it does not keep like boxed does. Which is quite well.
It is also, officially, very low in fibre.

Worth it for me - with goat's milk!