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Chicken Salad for dinner?

Hello guys, what would accompany maybe 3 oz of chicken salad with?, we can't have bread, but is there some sort of substitute among the foods we are able to eat that would kind of do the trick?

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  • You could stuff a tomato with the chicken salad. Or, I use orange red and yellow bell peppers are substitutes for crackers and chips.

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I really like the Special K crackers with my chicken salad!!

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Thank you, that would be really nice, but I am on softies still, what else would you suggest of the soft foods I mean

You could have some soup but crackers are mush once chewed. I love Ak Mak crackers. They are low fat, whole wheat sesame crackers that taste great and a large serving is only 115 calories!

This is sort of what I had for lunch today -- tuna salad. I eat mine on triscuit high fiber crackers or some Kashi ones that are similar. But being on soft stuff, you could try to get in some veggies, they are important too. I had butternut squash with mine, about 1/4 of a cup.

When I was on softies and I had chicken salad for lunch I would just eat it with a fork and had some cottage cheese on the side.

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