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Potato Salad test - 15 days out

Love me some good potato salad. It was on sale yesterday at the supermarket. I tasted one bite - very good. Bought a small container "for the kids". Naturally, it started calling my name tonight around 8pm. I gave in, and thought I'd just see what would happen. One tiny bite - okay. Second tiny bite - not a chance. It stuck in my throat and wouldn't go down. I just stood, bent forward, for a few minutes until it finally dissolved. Then I had a few little sips of water. All's well that ends well, but I won't be experimenting again, at least within the next week or maybe two! Darn that sleeve! It works as advertised! wink.gif

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    It may have stuck because you didn't chew enough. Don't give up yet. My dietician says if it doesn't stay down now try again in a couple of months. Sounds to me it stayed down just had a problem getting it down.

    I have been trying a lot of things. Tonight I had a part of a spicy sausage link, garlic mushrooms, pumpkin cake and a chocolate chip cookie (over a two hour period) and all went well. Was worried about sausage but it stayed down.

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    You may be right about not chewing enough. Nonetheless, I'm just as happy to pass on this food for the time being since I was basically done eating for the day and didn't need the extra calories. I was just giving in to head hunger!

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