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Is salad a slider food?

I am currently still on liquids and can't have it right now, but was just wondering if salad is a slider food. I have been craving salad and trying to figure out how long it is going to be before I can eat some. Before surgery I was sick of the sight of salad, now it is all I can think about!!!!:thumbup:

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Some people might say yes, but I say no it's not a slider food. I usually have a salad at lunch and stay full until dinner.

I agree-salad is not a slider food. Once you get to solids, salad will be great. Be sure to add protien such as chicken or tuna. Best wishes!

For me, salad is not a slider food. But then again, I load mine with lots of vegetables and meat or hardboiled eggs, and don't overdo on fattening dressings, so it's a complete, filling, nutritious meal.

not a slider food..but I am 8 weeks out and can eat salad with no problem...Iv only had one fill though..I have a couple friends who have been banded and they cannot do salads too much cause it gets stuck for them but im eating it alot right now just in case I cant after my next fill.

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Thanks for the replies. I have 3 more weeks of soft foods...then I can have a salad...

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