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  • PdxMan
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    As long as you are far out enough, that should be no problem. When was your surgery? I loves me some nuts. Mmmm ... goood ...

  • SerendipityHappens
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    As long as you have advanced enough post surgery to include nuts then what's the problem.... as long as you don't overdo it.. They have a lot of calories for a very small portion so you just have to b

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As long as you have advanced enough post surgery to include nuts then what's the problem.... as long as you don't overdo it.. They have a lot of calories for a very small portion so you just have to be careful that you are not going over your desire calorie threshold.

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    Anything in moderation is fine. Nutritionally I believe almonds and pistachios are better for you but in small quantities any nut is fine.

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    As long as you are far out enough, that should be no problem. When was your surgery?

    I loves me some nuts. Mmmm ... goood ...

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    I eat peanuts all the time but I follow the serving size or I go for days on them lol

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    9/3? Oh, you should be fine. As always, just make sure you chew well. Cashew butter, if you know what I mean.

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