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I've been reading different forums and some people say they have trouble eating rice and Boars Head lunch meat. Is there any other foods that I should look out for? I'm trying to avoid ALL stuck episodes!

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I have brown rice and have never been stuck but I do chew it a lot. As for cold cuts, I can only chew turkey and chicken. I don't eat ham, so I can;t answer about that. Roast beef was very hard to chew. I had skirt steak last night for dinner, it din't get stuck but was very hard to chew. I do eat ground beef and filet mignon without trouble. I have even tried a hot dog and had no problem. I had Nathan's skinless.

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I've been reading different forums and some people say they have trouble eating rice and Boars Head lunch meat. Is there any other foods that I should look out for? I'm trying to avoid ALL stuck episodes!

Well if you are like me avoiding any is impossible! Some days I can eat eggs, other days I can't. Some days everything I eat gets stuck, other days nothing does! The band is a fickle thing. But there are some things that I avoid always. Like bread. It always gets stuck. And reheated meat. And pork! I can't do any of those. Good luck though! :)

yes some days I can eat most anything.. I have been stuck on scrambled eggs .. but not usually. I think the main thing is you have to chew whatever you eat.. white meat chicken is very dry so it needs a sauce or something to soften it up... but everyone has their own foods that they tolerate and foods they can't eat... just be careful and eat slowly...

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