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Can anyone have bread?

Hello, I have been mourning the loss of bread in my diet and I am wondering if there is anybody who can tolerate bread and what kind. Also, what about crackers?

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  • Thats All Folks
    Thats All Folks

    Everyone is different, but I can have sandwiches, burgers, rolls, etc. Now, if the bread is TOO big, like a restaurant burger, I won't eat the top bun just the bottom. It's not that it'll get stuck

  • Thats All Folks
    Thats All Folks

    Why are you mourning the loss of bread? Does it get stuck? I eat bread all the time. I find toasted is easiest to eat but I can eat "normal" bread too if I go slow and carefully.

  • I can eat crackers just fine. I don't eat bread though, just my personal choice.

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Before my last fill (2 months ago) I could do bread in small toasted portions. Now I can't at all and like some have said, I actually needed that so I would focus on filling up on Protein and veggies. I've lost the most in one month by cutting out bread too. I can do crackers but I try not to because they kill my appetite for eating. So they are mainly used by me to thicken soup/chili or as a way to get something quick when I haven't eaten and don't have time to sit and eat.

Best to y'all!

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Before my last fill (2 months ago) I could do bread in small toasted portions. Now I can't at all and like some have said, I actually needed that so I would focus on filling up on Protein and veggies. I've lost the most in one month by cutting out bread too. I can do crackers but I try not to because they kill my appetite for eating. So they are mainly used by me to thicken soup/chili or as a way to get something quick when I haven't eaten and don't have time to sit and eat.

Best to y'all!

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Depends on the day for me. I generally avoid it because it tends to hurt going down but there are some days where I can tolerate it fine.

Sometimes I can, sometimes I can't. I do a lot of "deconstruction" of things with bread and tortillas. I use them as a handle and tear away to get to the filling. I can usually consume one piece of bread. But if I take a bite that is too big, it will get stuck at my new fill level of a few weeks ago.

My best bet now is to eat with a knife and fork to make the bites even smaller.

I pretty much stay away from bread but my family loves Daves Killer bread. Once in a great while I will toast me a slice.

I normally do not eat to much bread. Usually like to get the Protein style cheeseburger at IN N out. If I do eat a hamburger at a restaurant most of the time I do not order a bun.

If I eat fajitas in a restaurant I will order corn tortillas but usually only eat one tortilla

Meal times are much to precious to spend time eating bread, bring on the meat.

:unsure: i think it depends on your fill at the time....

i had 3cc's the day of surgery...maybe somewhere around the 2nd-3rd wrk i was back to my old bread eating ways....

after my 1st fill to 4cc's....it is pretty uncomfortable goin down..its definitely a bump in the road...

Maybe next week (3rd week at 4cc's) i may give it another go...

:P :P :P

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