Hello All

Im going all around and buying up stuff Im gonna need post surgery to get used to the tastes and see if it works for me. Im keeping in mind the small capacity of my new tummy. Yesterday I discovered Oscar Meyer Cracker combos! Im sure someone on the boards has mentioned them before, but I couldn't find anything. They are basically like adult lunchables, but what I found was they have only 4 grams og carbs and 35 Grams protein! Baring in mind the small size of them, I thought this was a great sleever meal. They even have one that comes with whole wheat crackers and im sure if you didn't want the carbs you could just toss the crackers and do the meat and cheese. I grabbed the turkey chicken combo with wheat crackers and was happy with the taste, not all kiddy and processed like lunchables (kids will eat anything )

Sounds great! How bad is the sodium? I might have to run out and grab some of those. They'd make great Disneyland snacks!

CT those sound like a godsend!!! Where can I get those?? The Store, any store?!?!?!? BRB....

Hi CT. These things sound amazing! I am having trouble finding where they are only 4 carbs and 35 g of protein though! I looked on the Oscar Meyer website and none of the Cracker Combos seems to have those nutrition facts. The Turkey & Chicken Cracker Combo has 17g fat, 25 g carbs, and 20 g protein. All of the other combs seem to have around the same facts. Whatsupwiththat?

I don't see it being 24 g of protein, however, the carbs might be correct if you don't eat the crackers or the chocolate that come with it. Both of those things are added into the nutrition information.

Sorry to get your mouth watering guys, just double checked the packaging and it's 4% carbs! which is closer to 24 grams, but it includes a little minty dessert thingy which I wouldn't eat anyway. I guess I will do just the meat and cheese.

LeahG, Im not sure what to tell you this one says it has 35 on the protein? Not sure why it would be different. N2B8r, not sure if you have Pricerite in Vegas but thats where I picked em up. Its like a discount food chain here.

Deli meats and cheeses are a classic early soft/solid staple. I still sometimes take a slice of turkey or ham and roll it up with a piece of cheese inside for a quick protein fix.. All of these things tend to be a bit high on the sodium front, but that usually isn't big issue with as little as we are eating during this phase. Enjoy the noshing!