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Gcn had some recipes for home made rice cakes which I guess could be adapted for low "fodmap" diets. I think you could batch cook them and freeze individual portions.
I've got Crohn's and suffer some of the same issues. I usually stick to homemade flapjack and water - sometimes I drop a berocca in the bidon if I want some flavour (and for my pee to be see-in-the-dark too of course).
I stick to a simple recipe like the one below and I might chuck in some raisins, almonds etc if I'm feeling adventurous and well (stomach wise).
https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/user/549907/recipe/flapjack
I know the recipe doesn't have a high rating, but honestly I love it - very simple with minimal mess - just one pan, one spoon and one oven tin to wash up.
I eat dried fruit and gummy candies, which seem to be fine for me. Really, he's just going to have to experiment to see what he can safely use.
My stomach isn't extremely sensitive, but if I have my normal avocado at breakfast it's not a good idea for me to go for a ride right away.