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popcorn?

Hey Guys,

Has anyone had any experience with Pcorn?I'm a total addict!I'm thinking it's probable not a band friendly food.Am I right?

Sonjia

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      There is bagged popcorn that is very good called skinny POP. I get it at Costco. It is 39 calories for a cup.

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      Orville Redenbachers Smart POP Movie theater butter. 0 trans fat 20 cals a cup. Gooooooooooooood

    • Jill_S
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      The only time I have had problems with popcorn was when an unpopped kernal slipped in. That was uncomfortable :/ Otherwise, I have it about once a week - ActIII light snack bags - 100 calories per b

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    slider central for me, I eat very sparingly

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    Deffinite slider i dont even keep it in the house

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    A slider is a food that goes down easily and isn't a good source of protein or nutrition. Ice cream, cheetos, chips are all examples of caloric and unhealthy foods that slide right thru your band! Don't eat them! If your band is too tight and you are hungry and can't keep solid protein down its all to easy to eat slider foods. If that's the case get a tiny un-fill.

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    Oh I love popcorn. Glad to know I can try a little of it. Thanks.

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