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Do you consider salad a "slider" food?

Seems I am able to get salad down much easier than other solid foods. I frequently have a small salad for dinner. My salads usually included:

lettuce

tomatoe

carrots (shredded)

avocado

red cabbage

beets

boiled egg

scallions

boneless, skinless chicken

low calorie salad dressing

I rarely have a problem eating a salad. So, I was wondering if others feel that salad is a "slider" food.

Thanks.

~F

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I don't know about "slider" food but at day 15, I'm allowed to try regular food with precautions (eat very tiny bites, chew (!!!), swallow carefully and immediately put down anything that causes discomfort.

I surprised myself by having some salad today. We had a salad in the fridge and I honestly thought I would just be picking out bits of chicken, bacon, feta, etc. but the lettuce also went down quite easily.

I was rather freaked out by that as I had expected to have far more restriction. I am not starving and had only a cup of salad or so, but it was still far more than I thought I would be able to eat.

I don't expect a fill until July so hope I am not running into "bandster hell" in the near future.

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