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still on mushies and craving chinese like crazy! The crazy thing is... all I eat is steamed broccoli with brown sauce LOL So, anyone have problems with broccoli or chinese food with their band????

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I wouldn't consider chinese broccoli a mushy, it's usually really crunchy and that's why I like it.

I ate a lot of vegetables with bean curd Soup on my pre-op diet. It's basically steamed veggies and tofu in broth. I bet that would be good, and if you put it in a blender it would get really mushy.

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Oh, I know it's not mushy LOL I was just wondering if I can have it once I make it through all of this... I'm just craving it really bad right now LOL

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Oh, I know it's not mushy LOL I was just wondering if I can have it once I make it through all of this... I'm just craving it really bad right now LOL

Im right there next to you. Chinese has been my fav. my entire life, I look forward to eating it again just a small portion instead =). I haven't read any restrictions about eating it.

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I just discovered chinese in the last couple years lol I'm a late bloomer!

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I've not had a problem with chinese after my surgery in May. You could do Wonton or Egg Drop Soup if you're craving now and on mushie/liquid.

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love steamed broccoli with the brown sauce. that was the first food that i got stuck on.it was so painful the chest pains. until i learned to put it in a blender an you talking about good soup.love some chinese food.

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I just started regular foods this past friday and I have been craving chinese..havnt ate it yet but will soon..my first fill is next week so I want to eat it before the fill just in case after that I can't. Right now I can pretty much eat anything without a problem. thinking about getting chicken and broccoli and just cutting it up really well!

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I love chinese food- but I find ALOT of it really sticks-- I have a big problem with the rice especially.

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I love hot and sour soup!!

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i got hooked on miso Soup a while back and it became a favorite while on mushies.

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