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Illy question -how do you eat peanut butter with no bread?

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  • Pre surgery that was my go to snack, peanut butter on a spoon. At 2 weeks out I put peanut butter in a shake and I got sick. It seems too hard to digest for me and not worth it. It's one of my favo

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You can put it on a baked cracker and then eat it till everything is mush in your mouth. Peanute butter was listed as a food on my pureed diet but boy, I had a really bad reaction to it so Im going to stay away for a while.

Oooo...crackers are a no-no on my diet. I can't have peanut butter until 3 months out. However, if I was going to eat it, I'd use a spoon and just eat it off that. Zero extra calories. Good luck!

Pre surgery that was my go to snack, peanut butter on a spoon. At 2 weeks out I put peanut butter in a shake and I got sick. It seems too hard to digest for me and not worth it. It's one of my favorite foods though.

I use peanut butter in my banana or chocolate protein shake for alittle change of taste... and some extra protein.

I eat it off the spoon.... Small amount on spoon then turn it upside down and put in mouth and sort of lick it.... So i don't have a mouth full...just coat my tongue several times...nice protein treat...

same here the spoon thing

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