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Eating Real Sugar

I am two days post op and I am starving. I absoultely hate sugar free products. Does anyone eat regular jello or popsicles? I am worried that sugar will make me sick

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    I didn't know I was only supposed to do sugar free jello, and made real sugar jello but I couldn't eat it. After one spoonful it felt gross. I then tried with the sugar free and that one was just fine.

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    Part of the reason for the sugar free is to keep your carbs low. If you can find low carb food choices with real sugar let me know!! I am 15 days out and had a "real" glass of apple juice inadvertently and I was totally sick to my stomach from the sugar content, a whopping 30g of carbs!! Good luck.

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    Are you sure that it is your stomach that is making you feel hungry or is it "head hunger". I know that 2 days post op I was not looking to eat anything. I was lucky to be able to take small sips of fluids.

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