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MamaT

By MamaT, in Food and Nutrition

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petite-size-me!    70

petite-size-me!
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I love salmon sashimi with a dab of soy and wassabe... Did I read this is easy on the sleeve and on from 4 weeks?? Yum!

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queenbee-c    0

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Sushi is one of the foods I miss the most' date=' being a new sleever! I'll be three weeks out tomorrow...and I desperately want sushi, coffee and my wine back. :) (actually I could care less about the wine at this point. Just gimme my coffee and sushi. And maybe a Coke Slurpee).[/quote']

I am with you ... But Decaf coffee is ok, so try that!

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Finding Myself    146

Finding Myself
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I had my first sashimi meal yesterday and it was SO good. It was VERY gentle on the sleeve!!! I had two small pieces of tuna with wasabi and ginger, and several small pieces of scallops with some spicy mayo. It was my most satisfying, best meal since being sleeved. It will be my go-to food for a while. :)

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Dooter    1,457

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I had my first sashimi meal yesterday and it was SO good. It was VERY gentle on the sleeve!!! I had two small pieces of tuna with wasabi and ginger, and several small pieces of scallops with some spicy mayo. It was my most satisfying, best meal since being sleeved. It will be my go-to food for a while. :)

MMMMMMMM!!!!!! Yay!!! Glad you finally had some! We had sushi last night too. ;)

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MamaT    47

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I had my first sashimi meal yesterday and it was SO good. It was VERY gentle on the sleeve!!! I had two small pieces of tuna with wasabi and ginger' date=' and several small pieces of scallops with some spicy mayo. It was my most satisfying, best meal since being sleeved. It will be my go-to food for a while. :)[/quote']

I think I will be forever amazed that a few pieces satisfies me (and tastes sooo good!) versus before my sleeve when a few ROLLS wouldn't satiate me!

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Dooter    1,457

Dooter
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I think I will be forever amazed that a few pieces satisfies me (and tastes sooo good!) versus before my sleeve when a few ROLLS wouldn't satiate me!

I'm forever amazed that pre-sleeve, I wouldn't have eaten sushi with someone ELSE'S mouth!! LOL BLECH!!! Now I can't get enough!!! Weird-o-rama, huh???

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pkehrer    79

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It is so weird being reintroduced to food! I would never even look at oatmeal let alone put it in my mouth pre sleeve! Now I'm just like yessss sweet mapley goodness! haha Curious to see what else turns out like that!

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JenniJune    79

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Pre-sleeve my best friend and I had "sushi Friday" where we'd make our own rolls with shrimp and artificial crab (okay, so it's not REALlY sushi, LOL). But it was fun. I could easily eat 5 entire rolls in one sitting. The thought that I will be able to eat a few pieces and be satisfied is so wonderful to me. I am only 2 weeks out right now, but hope to try it soon!

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mesaucedo    207

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It is really nice. I went with a fellow sleever a few weeks ago and we ordered one roll and each ate 2 -3 pieces. It was so yummy and cheap :)

Pre-sleeve my best friend and I had "sushi Friday" where we'd make our own rolls with shrimp and artificial crab (okay, so it's not REALlY sushi, LOL). But it was fun. I could easily eat 5 entire rolls in one sitting. The thought that I will be able to eat a few pieces and be satisfied is so wonderful to me. I am only 2 weeks out right now, but hope to try it soon!

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wnnd    5

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I had my first piece of sushi at 3 weeks.... tuna and avocado. It was no problem. I also had a sushi grade piece of tuna seared and with a wasabi mustard dip.... and that was heaven. It was very easy on my stomach. I could only eat about 3 oz, but it was sooo good!

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