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I WAS WONDERING CAN WE HAVE RED CHILI PEPPERS OR HOT SAUCE WHILE ON LIQUID DIET?????

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if you are on liquids only, no peppers...didnt your dr give you a hand out of what you could or couldnt have??

because we all have different drs, its best to go by what your particular dr suggests...because what works for me, may not be what your dr wanted you to follow

Give it a try and let us know how you make out. I would say no.

I suppose if you can blend up the peppers to the point of being liquid..... And you are used to hot foods... It would be ok but I would check with the doctor to be sure he wouldn't think the acid would be harmful....

Be sure to add in the protein powder. Nessa... Are you for real?

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yes indeed i am for real I LOVE MY MEXICAN SAUCES, I TOAST MY PEPPERS AND EAT THEM WITH MOSTLY EVERYTHING, ILL CALL MY DOC ON WED LOL! I MEAN I HAVENT BEEN EATING THEM SINCE MY PRE OP DIET I WAS JUST ASKING TO SEE IF ANYONE ESLSE MIGHT HAVE DONE IT

yes indeed i am for real I LOVE MY MEXICAN SAUCES, I TOAST MY PEPPERS AND EAT THEM WITH MOSTLY EVERYTHING, ILL CALL MY DOC ON WED LOL! I MEAN I HAVENT BEEN EATING THEM SINCE MY PRE OP DIET I WAS JUST ASKING TO SEE IF ANYONE ESLSE MIGHT HAVE DONE IT

interesting....certainly see what he says. Just curious....So would you just make them liquid instead of solid?
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idk u know i think about i probably wont be able to eat any of peppers with a band lol i guess i better get used to not eating any kind of peppers:-)

I have to laugh about this one but an honest question. I also love spicy food and since being band for some odd reason the hotter the better. My first semi solid food when I was allowed some soft or semi sold food was Hot and Sour Soup with extra Sharrachi Sauce added. I have an idea and I am serious, if you can have full liquids, than roast some sweet peppers (red) some Roma tomatos, some hot peppers and some garlic and onion in the oven. Once roasted add all to food processer and puree than add back to saucepan, add some broth to thin and a little salt and pepper and you have spicy roasted tomato pepper soup. I have actually made this before when i lived in the midwest it is a little time consuming but very yummy. As you can all tell as my friends on here know I love to cook and work hard on making lap band friendly recipes.

idk u know i think about i probably wont be able to eat any of peppers with a band lol i guess i better get used to not eating any kind of peppers:-)

You can eat peppers with the band, they are low in calorie and when roasted go down very well, just give it time and you will be able to enjoy them again.

I purree chucky salsa and made a nice hot drink. Guess I was checking my hiatal hernia repair. No issues.

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