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I've read if you toast the bread it seems to work best...I haven't tried yet myself...

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bread is the one thing I see people having problems with most often. I can, but I have to take very small bites, chew it like crazy, and pause between bites. In fact, I've only ever PB'd twice in 9 months and both times it was on bread.

The toasting suggestion above is a good one. It helps many.

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Bread is the one thing I see people having problems with most often. I can' date=' but I have to take very small bites, chew it like crazy, and pause between bites. In fact, I've only ever PB'd twice in 9 months and both times it was on bread.

The toasting suggestion above is a good one. It helps many.[/quote']

Mis - did the PB happen after you had been filled?

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The only time I have trouble with bread is if it is cheap low quality. A higher quality and or whole grain bread is fine.

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I have made some sandwiches using the thin rounds, toasted............not enought nerves yet to even try frest bread.< /p>

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I have not tried doughy, crusty breads. Rare occasions I have pizza, I rip the crust off. I'd rather not go there because I know my stomach will rebel!

I have no problems with pitas (LOVE Joseph's brand), toast, crackers, or sandwich thins.

I also have no problems with cakes or pie crusts.. unfortunately. lol

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Seems to be pretty normal for most, i cant eat bread anymore either!

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Breads are the devil now!! I was a bread and Pasta junkie and cannot tolerate them. I promise you it's not worth feeling like your chest will explode or that stuck/ choking feeling. I had to suffer many a day/night til I left it alone. Don't need the carbs and empty cals anyway. I do tolerate Cereal well and can eat crackers within reason, corn chips, muffins and other dense stuff like that hurt too.

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