I need my coffee and thank goodness my one cup does not bother me at all. I was addicted to only have coffee with vanilla cream in it. Now I put a scoop of vanilla Unjury and blend it and it tastes just like a Latte...

there you go. . .I love coffee and had a hard time in the beginning, but now at 2 years out am back in the groove of lovin my java. . . even my doctor says it's not too bad as long as it's not like 12 cups a day or something like that. . . .I'm going to try your receipe, sounds yummmm. . . .

at 4 wks post op I have not been successful drinking coffee so have sort of quit. I miss it. It owuld get cold before I could drink half of it and I could even finish one cup so why bother?

to funny. i was never a big coffee drinker before surgery. so it wouldnt bother me if i couldnt drink it now. however, my hubby makes coffee daily, and i have had some and it doesnt bother me at all. i just think its funny that it isnt a big deal to me, and so of course i can have it.

i never drank coffee until post op but i only get decaf non fat lattes. i get a "short" 8 oz and it lasts me all day

I couldn't get by without my coffee--and I drink it iced with milk, so I consider it a Protein source!!! LOL This way, it can sit around for a few hours as I slowly sip it. I literally get one every morning and take it to work, and it lasts me throughout the morning hours. I usually have another on the way home from work (caffeine does not keep me up at night) at 5 or so.

Love it and am really happy that my sleeve also likes it okay.

I have a soy latte every morning. When I make it at home, it's 8 grams of Protein and 80 calories. The Tall Soy Latte at Starbucks has 130 calories and 7 grams protein. I don't have the Starbucks version very often. I suck mine down usually within 1/2 hour then have Breakfast after I work out.

Sometimes in the afternoon or evening I have a second one with Starbucks Via Italian Decaf.

Lynda