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Chick peas

This can't be right in five weeks 6 on Monday and i can only eat 10 of these chick peas without feeling sick to my stomach. Anyone at my time having a problem with solids ? I can drink anything just fine but foods not so much.

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I live in a region where chick peas are a staple of their diet. I have only had them once and my new stomach did not agree with them. I can eat hummus, but only if I add some moisture to it, a dot or two of olive oil. Give it a try. I'm going to wait another month and give the chick peas a second try.

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I live in a region where chick peas are a staple of their diet. I have only had them once and my new stomach did not agree with them. I can eat hummus' date=' but only if I add some moisture to it, a dot or two of olive oil. Give it a try. I'm going to wait another month and give the chick peas a second try.[/quote']

I baked them and then made them garlic Parmesan flavored, they smelled so good. :(

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