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  • Hummos is a go to food for me now. I didn't have it until after 4 weeks tho. Now I have it almost everyday. My wife has started making one with roasted beetroot through it as well. And smokey babaga

  • O.T.R. sleever
    O.T.R. sleever

    Though not recommended, I don't see hummus being a problem. But what would be a potential problem is what you might put it on.

  • Thanks for all the advise I will just wait better to be safe than sorry. Sent from my iPhone 5 using VST

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I am two weeks out and will admit to getting a tsp and just eat it by itself! Love the stuff!

I know where you're coming from.

A bit of spicy grillled chicken thigh fillet, some hommus or some babaganoush and a little bit of crunchy salad - would you believe, I even like it better than ...................CHEESEBURGERS!

Sorry. Couldn't help myself.

:lol: :lol:

Hummus Rocks!

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Everyone's stomach is a little different' date=' so I can only relate my experiences. I test a new food by eating about 1/4 teaspoon and waiting 5 minutes to see if I feel any discomfort. If none, then I eat a 1/2 tsp and wait another 5 minutes. I was able to eat boiled eggs, Vienna sausages, re-fried Beans, yogurt after 14 days. But everything was finely chopped or put in a blender. My stomach still doesn't like sugar free Jell-O, sugar free popsicles or chicken.[/quote']

I have been yogurt since last week so I guess humus should be k

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Hummus Rocks!

Chad, I'm really starting to despise you. I was sleeved in May and I still have this turkey neck, you on the other hand are already looking great.

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