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Pizza

Ive seen where people say they don't eat pizza. Is it the nutrition part or is it one of those things that is just hard to eat with the band.

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  • I really haven't had pizza since being banded, although I am not purposefully avoiding it. I am fine with most foods as far as eating goes (no cheap or fried doughy breads), so I would imagine I could

  • LadyMaggie
    LadyMaggie

    I use the whole wheat pita bread and make my own homemade pizza; I add pizza sauce, lots of cheese and topings. I cook them for about 12 minutes so the crust is very crisp. Good Luck

  • daisychains7
    daisychains7

    I remember at a pre op appointment, I told my nutritionist I was sad at the thought of never eating pizza again. She laughed and said "who said you could never have pizza again? You'll just have 1 pie

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I had the band back in march and I'm scared to try pizza. I haven't had any bread since march. So thin crust is safe to try ?q

I had the band back in march and I'm scared to try pizza. I haven't had any bread since march. So thin crust is safe to try ?q

YES, thin crust (VERY crispy pizza) would be okay. I do not have any issues with the whole wheat pita bread. Good luck~

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