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No No Food

I was just asked by a coworker if there is any type of food I absolutely won't be able to have. I'm told by the doctors that there isn't but I've also heard everyone is different. I'm just wondering what the consensus is on this? What are you unable to tolerate after the surgery? I've been told some people can't eat spaghetti, milk based products and non toasted bread...oh and alcohol is usually a no no for a while. Anything else? Thanks!

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You can eat a ton of crawfish and still only get an ounce of meat. Boiled crawfish is really low in calories and fat. If you are with a group of people and talking, it will take a while to eat a few and you will feel like you had a bunch. I would steer away from the poboy though. A few pieces of gator would be really filling too, the trick is finding a place that makes them grilled!

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