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When did you start eating creamy Peanut Butter? How about almonds or other kinds of nuts? Thanks in advance!

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I used PB2 in my shakes but real Peanut Butter and nuts, not until after 6 months.

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I ate PB at a bout 5 months or so. My stalker nutritionist also cleared me for nuts. I have found that they are sliders though, so I don't eat them often.

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I have Peanut Butter quite often and almonds about once a week. I am almost 12 weeks out.

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I have had smooth natural Peanut Butter in the purée phase with no trouble. A tablespoon of it is a great dessert.

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I also had smooth Peanut Butter starting with my soft food phase and had no problems...haven't tried nuts or raw veggies yet

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I was allowed to have it starting in my puréed phase but the first time I tried it, it didn't go down real well..so that willbe one I will be putting off before I eat it again.

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Peanut Butter is on my list for purée stage. I found powdered peanut butter at whole foods, it's 35 calories/ tablespoon. And it has like a fraction of the fat! U add Water to it and get it to the consistency you want...and it's delicious!!!!

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I was able to at 3 weeks by my nut guidelines . . .it is one of my go-to's . . .it goes down easy & I love pb!

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I make a smoothie with 6 oz 1% milk (or skim), 1 scoop Protein Powder, 1 tsp Peanut Butter, 1/4 c. banana, 1/4 c. ice cubes .... It really is a nice blend with the peanut butter. Just gives it enough of a kick. Just takes a long time to drink it LOL

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I didn't eat Peanut Butter till I got to goal. Too many calories for too little Protein in my book. My program counts Peanut Butter as a fat, not as a Protein.< /p>

Lynda

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I started Peanut Butter with the soft food phase. My nut suggested it to get more calories.

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Natural nut butters (peanut, almond, walnut, cashew - no sugar or oil added) are allowed by my NUT starting week 3 (soft foods).

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I'm 17 days out and I can have it. I just have alittle with a triscuit or 2 and its a great snack. I had no trouble with it

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