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Is It Ok To Eat Doritos After Being Sleeved ?

Someone told me that Doritos are a terrible thing to eat with the sleeve, worse than alcohol for your new stomach. Obviously, they are fattening, but that is not what I am referring to. Anyone??

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  • Doritos (and the like) are the main reason we ended up NEEDING a VSG. Remember Protein first, carbs last. All things are permissible but not all things expedient.

  • LilMissDiva Irene
    LilMissDiva Irene

    Well since you're just asking from the literal sense, yes I can eat Doritos... without problem. Do not mistake that with "without consequence"!! :-P

  • Marty McSkinnystein
    Marty McSkinnystein

    How about a double cheeseburger with cheese fries and a coke? (Followed by a 5 scoop sundae at Friendlys).

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Well since you're just asking from the literal sense, yes I can eat Doritos... without problem. Do not mistake that with "without consequence"!! :-P

Doritos (and the like) are the main reason we ended up NEEDING a VSG.

Remember Protein first, carbs last.

All things are permissible but not all things expedient.

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  • 5 months later...

I just ate Doritos and feel full regret

Someone told me that Doritos are a terrible thing to eat with the sleeve' date=' worse than alcohol for your new stomach. Obviously, they are fattening, but that is not what I am referring to. Anyone??[/quote']

My cheat sheet from my surgeon says that crunchy foods are usually not tolerated well and that in a lot of his patients they are never tolerated well. Sad for me pre-op because crunchy was one of my cravings. Post-op I really don't care about it anymore.

How do these threads get dug back up?

How about diet coke.... I'm dying to try some.... any luck with that with anybody ???

Diet Soda is controversial around here. I don't see how it's any different than Crystal Light or the other drink packets.

Be safe. Make sure it's flat before you drink it.

  • 2 weeks later...

Nachos are the bomb....especially homemade nachos with wheat tortillias. All you can eat is 3 anyways.

Diet sodas = skydiving with a childpacked parachute

Doritos are best washed down with a 2 litre of coke.....diet of course!!!

In all seriousness whats wrong with 3-4 chips with a meal? Eating a whole big damn bag is another story what about the snack packs thats okay 1 - 2 times a week no?

I wouldn't temp yourself but if you must get a chewy instead crunchy like cheese puffs are something like that rice chips they have cheese flavor and low calorie

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How about diet coke.... I'm dying to try some.... any luck with that with anybody ???

I can't tolerate any carbonation. My doctor said not to drink it because the bubbles make your stomach expand. I don't know about all that. I just know that I felt really sick after just two sips.

How about a double cheeseburger with cheese fries and a coke? (Followed by a 5 scoop sundae at Friendlys).

How about a double cheeseburger with cheese fries and a coke? (Followed by a 5 scoop sundae at Friendlys).

Does it come with fudge on top? I'm not getting off the couch unless there's hot fudge involved.

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