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To Oopsie bread or No?

I'm only 2 weeks post op and I know that I still have a long ways to go before I can eat solid food again....BUT I was wondering when Sleever Vets started eating Oopsie bread, rolls etc.? The are made with cream cheese and egg whites and yokes with a pinch of cream of tartar....1 carb per serving and high in protein etc. I'd love some advise. thanks.

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There is a post here somewhere about oopsie bread.....

When you're released for regular food as long as you have room for it. If it doesn't agree with you, give it a couple weeks to try it again.

Adding different seasonings to it, really makes it totally worth it.

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