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food question

So here we go I have another question how much sushi can one eat at a time?

I also enjoy my oysters can people have like 6 at one time?

I am thinking about getting the sleeve on the 13dec but not sure need more info on the sleve if anyone can post some informative websites on the sleeve .

thanks so much

nicole

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You can check out my blog for tons of links on VSG if you'd like. I have them all listed in there. I can eat 3-4 pieces of sushi. I only eat the cooked fish variety and it depends on what's inside that determines how many I can eat. The shrimp tempura rolls are typically bigger and I can only eat 2-3 of those. The blue crab rolls are a lot of veggies with just a small piece of crab and I can eat 3-4 of those. It really also depends on the size of each slice.

I've never and never will eat oysters so I can't help you out there. I don't know the texture or consistency of oysters, and don't know if you chew them or not. I can eat a lot more soft, white fish than I can steak or chicken breast.

I'm about 4 months out. I can have maybe 4 rolls at once? I strongly suggest sashimi, though - healthier, more protein, and you can eat much more. Rice can be tough to eat after the VSG, especially when it's dry, as in sushi. With sashimi, I can eat 8 pieces or so. Oysters - only had them once, but I had half a dozen and then had a bit of another dish, too. I'd say you will probably be able to eat a whole dozen if it's the only thing you're eating.

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