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Not a huge fan. Sort of reminds me of eating paste. :D I do like the baby bels and mozzarella cheese sticks.

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Not a huge fan. Sort of reminds me of eating paste. :D I do like the baby bels and mozzarella cheese sticks.

Ooooo I look forward to having those. So they fall under soft foods

Ooooo I look forward to having those. So they fall under soft foods

I ate them at that stage.

Laughing cow has a weird consistency to me. I much prefer the baby bels and cheese sticks. I eat them as snacks.

I like them on my gluten free crackers...especially the queso fresco and chipotle flavor!

I can't wait till I'm on soft foods and can have a baby bel cheese I also like the laughing cow and add it to things like eggs or beans. I haven't had it since before surgery so I guess I'll find out in a couple weeks if I still like it. :)

I like to spread it on my deli turkey, ham, or chicken, roll it up and eat. I usually do 2 wedges on 3 slices. A great snack or lunch.

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I dont eat the laughing cow ones.. I love the baby bel rounds.. I get the low fat ones.. so they are really good for a snack.

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I love baby bell. I look forward to that stage. I've been eating different soft cheese. Good source of protein and calcium. Very filling too.

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