Fat is the slowest nutrient to digest, and GLP-1 drugs already slow stomach emptying by roughly a third. Put those together and a fatty meal is the classic recipe for nausea, reflux and bloating. This list is for the days when your stomach feels fragile: foods low enough in fat (about 3 g or less per 100 g) that they rarely trigger the heaviness.
| # | Food | g fat/100g | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Puddings, regular | 3.0 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 2 | Beef, raw | 3.0 g fat/100g | Use caution |
| 3 | Veal, whole | 3.0 g fat/100g | Use caution |
| 4 | Quail, meat only | 3.0 g fat/100g | GLP-1 friendly |
| 5 | Fish, cooked | 3.0 g fat/100g | GLP-1 friendly |
| 6 | Fish, without salt | 3.0 g fat/100g | GLP-1 friendly |
| 7 | Restaurant | 3.0 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 8 | Pork, raw | 3.0 g fat/100g | GLP-1 friendly |
| 9 | Fish, raw | 3.0 g fat/100g | Use caution |
| 10 | Lamb, raw | 3.0 g fat/100g | Use caution |
| 11 | Ostrich, raw | 3.0 g fat/100g | GLP-1 friendly |
| 12 | Cereals Ready-To-Eat | 2.9 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 13 | Veal, raw | 2.9 g fat/100g | GLP-1 friendly |
| 14 | Veal, cooked | 2.9 g fat/100g | GLP-1 friendly |
| 15 | Pillsbury | 2.9 g fat/100g | Use caution |
| 16 | Ice Cream Sandwich | 2.9 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 17 | Tortillas | 2.9 g fat/100g | GLP-1 friendly |
| 18 | Egg Custards | 2.8 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 19 | Fast Foods | 2.8 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 20 | Khorasan, raw | 2.8 g fat/100g | GLP-1 friendly |
| 21 | Pumpernickel | 2.8 g fat/100g | GLP-1 friendly |
| 22 | Soup, canned | 2.8 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 23 | Canadian Bacon, cooked | 2.8 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 24 | Fireweed, raw | 2.8 g fat/100g | GLP-1 friendly |
| 25 | Oat Milk | 2.7 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 26 | Buckwheat Groats, roasted | 2.7 g fat/100g | GLP-1 friendly |
| 27 | Gravy, canned | 2.7 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 28 | House Foods Premium Soft Tofu | 2.7 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 29 | Ham, smoked | 2.7 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 30 | Pasta Mix | 2.7 g fat/100g | Use caution |
| 31 | Milk Shakes | 2.7 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 32 | Chicken, meat only | 2.7 g fat/100g | GLP-1 friendly |
| 33 | Beef, lean only | 2.7 g fat/100g | GLP-1 friendly |
| 34 | Rice, raw | 2.7 g fat/100g | Use caution |
| 35 | Tomatoes, cooked | 2.7 g fat/100g | GLP-1 friendly |
| 36 | Chicken, cooked | 2.7 g fat/100g | GLP-1 friendly |
| 37 | Mollusks, cooked | 2.6 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 38 | Tilapia, Cooked | 2.6 g fat/100g | GLP-1 friendly |
| 39 | Turkey And Gravy | 2.6 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 40 | Canadian Bacon | 2.6 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 41 | Ice Creams | 2.6 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 42 | Frozen Novelties | 2.6 g fat/100g | GLP-1 friendly |
| 43 | Rice Mix | 2.6 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 44 | Ostrich, cooked | 2.6 g fat/100g | GLP-1 friendly |
| 45 | Turkey, meat only | 2.5 g fat/100g | GLP-1 friendly |
| 46 | Turkey, whole | 2.5 g fat/100g | GLP-1 friendly |
| 47 | Vitasoy Usa | 2.5 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 48 | Pancakes, plain | 2.5 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 49 | Mollusks, canned | 2.5 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 50 | Guinea Hen, meat only | 2.5 g fat/100g | GLP-1 friendly |
| 51 | Macaroni And Cheese | 2.5 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 52 | Bulgur, raw | 2.4 g fat/100g | GLP-1 friendly |
| 53 | Sourdough Bread | 2.4 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 54 | Blackeye Pea | 2.4 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 55 | Mashu Roots, raw | 2.4 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 56 | Gravy, prepared | 2.4 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 57 | Vitasoy Usa Azumaya | 2.4 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 58 | Pasta With Sliced Franks In Tomato Sauce | 2.4 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 59 | Hard Candy | 2.3 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 60 | Pasta, plain | 2.3 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 61 | Mollusks, raw | 2.3 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 62 | Nuts, raw | 2.3 g fat/100g | GLP-1 friendly |
| 63 | Spaghetti | 2.2 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 64 | Potato Wedges | 2.2 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 65 | Nuts, roasted | 2.2 g fat/100g | GLP-1 friendly |
| 66 | Turkey Roast, raw | 2.2 g fat/100g | Use caution |
| 67 | Lentils, raw | 2.2 g fat/100g | GLP-1 friendly |
| 68 | Puddings, ready-to-eat | 2.1 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 69 | Cereals, plain | 2.1 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 70 | Soy Milk | 2.1 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 71 | Soy Milk, unsweetened | 2.1 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 72 | Grape Leaves, raw | 2.1 g fat/100g | GLP-1 friendly |
| 73 | Triticale | 2.1 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 74 | Turkey, cooked | 2.1 g fat/100g | GLP-1 friendly |
| 75 | Turkey Breast | 2.1 g fat/100g | GLP-1 friendly |
| 76 | Turkey From Whole, meat only | 2.1 g fat/100g | GLP-1 friendly |
| 77 | Noodles, cooked | 2.1 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 78 | Chicken, raw | 2.1 g fat/100g | Use caution |
| 79 | Silk Plus Omega-3 Dha | 2.1 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 80 | Muffins, plain | 2.0 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 81 | Refried Beans, canned | 2.0 g fat/100g | Use caution |
| 82 | Rowal, raw | 2.0 g fat/100g | GLP-1 friendly |
| 83 | Grape Leaves, canned | 2.0 g fat/100g | GLP-1 friendly |
| 84 | Soy Milk, plain | 2.0 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 85 | Crustaceans, cooked | 1.9 g fat/100g | GLP-1 friendly |
| 86 | Fish, plain | 1.9 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 87 | Tomato Products, canned | 1.9 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 88 | Quinoa, Cooked | 1.9 g fat/100g | GLP-1 friendly |
| 89 | Cereals, ready-to-eat | 1.9 g fat/100g | GLP-1 friendly |
| 90 | Alcoholic Beverage | 1.9 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 91 | Sea Lion | 1.9 g fat/100g | GLP-1 friendly |
| 92 | Chicken Breast | 1.9 g fat/100g | Use caution |
| 93 | Potatoes, roasted | 1.9 g fat/100g | Use caution |
| 94 | Olive Garden | 1.9 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 95 | George Weston Bakeries | 1.8 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 96 | Buffalo, cooked | 1.8 g fat/100g | GLP-1 friendly |
| 97 | Tofu Yogurt | 1.8 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 98 | Eppaw, raw | 1.8 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 99 | English Muffins, plain | 1.8 g fat/100g | Limit |
| 100 | Silk Vanilla Soy Yogurt | 1.8 g fat/100g | Limit |
Full list contains 1,489 foods — search to see all of them. Values per 100 g from USDA FoodData Central.
No — fat is not banned, it is a question of amount and timing. Healthy fats like olive oil, avocado and nuts are fine in small portions. The rule that matters most for nausea: avoid large, fatty meals, especially early in the dose-adjustment weeks.
Small, low-fat, bland foods: cooked vegetables, lean chicken or fish, rice, toast, bananas, applesauce. Eat slowly, skip heavy sauces, and stay hydrated. Persistent vomiting that prevents fluids for 24 hours is a reason to contact a healthcare provider.
Long-term, the quality of fat matters more than total avoidance — omega-3s (fish, flaxseed) and monounsaturated fats (olive oil, avocado) are beneficial. Use low-fat eating as a symptom management tool on hard days, not as a permanent diet.
This page presents USDA nutrition data and the diet framework from the JAMA 2025 patient guidance and 2026 European obesity nutrition consensus for informational purposes only. It is not medical advice.