I had bruchetta chicken burger at red robin tonight with lettuce wrap instead of bun and borocolli instead of fries. The chicken had melted cheeze on it. Do you think I am going to have a problem with the melted cheese. Ate about 1/2 to hit around 4-5 oz, but feeling super full. This is the most I have eaten so far in 4 months since losing my stomach. I remembered not to eat melted cheese after doing it per NUT during pre-op NUT class.

Tongue in cheek- will I expect to go to the ER because of blockage? First time eating melted cheese since surgery.

I had bruchetta chicken burger at red robin tonight with lettuce wrap instead of bun and borocolli instead of fries. The chicken had melted cheeze on it. Do you think I am going to have a problem with the melted cheese. Ate about 1/2 to hit around 4-5 oz' date=' but feeling super full. This is the most I have eaten so far in 4 months since losing my stomach. I remembered not to eat melted cheese after doing it per NUT during pre-op NUT class.

Tongue in cheek- will I expect to go to the ER because of blockage? First time eating melted cheese since surgery.[/quote']

Does melted cheese cause blockages ? Like in the throat Or tummy? I've had it several times now since my op I'm 11 weeks post op bit worried now.

Could be the chicken cheese combo. I am 4 months out and can only now eat chicken. it used to go down real hard, like it was getting stuck.

Gosh, I eat melted cheese all the time w/o any issues.

I eat melted cheese all the time mixed in my scrambled egg. I have had no problems and was never told by nutritionist or surgeon not to do it.

Thanks all for the responses. I can rest more easily now.