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Flat Breads Anyone?

Anyone has tried the flatbreads? no yeast almost like crackers, as in Melba toast, baked crackers and the variety of little hard toasted breads.

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I did try flat bread and had no issue. Just keeping it to a minimum.

Crystal

Is flatbread easier than toast? I'm talking about occasionally, with an egg, rather than an english muffin or wholewheat toast.

I can't eat toast or bread but I can usually tolerate flat bread or wraps so long as I take it very slowly. Good luck.

I haven't ever had problems with bread of any type, Soft, toasted or tortillas. I do think most do much better with crackers, flat breads and wraps. It's a matter of not keeping your band too tight and eating slowly with tiny bites. I get stuck when I rush my meals because I've waited until I'm starving to eat!

I've had Wasa crackers. Sorta like melba toast. No problem, but they taste like dry cardboard. I have no problem with some wraps, tortillas and toasted multi-grain english muffins as long as I go slowly.

OMG I clicked on this thinking this said Flat Breasts anyone? Lmao! rofl.gif

Well that does happen to some people after they lose weight!

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yep next subject lmao

I have tried the melba toasts, it seems to get stuck every time. sigh** everyone is different.

I can't eat flatbreads but I do have wasa with peanut butter and tortilla's I can eat slowly but I can't eat the thick end if used in a wrap.

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