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Lets get real here.

I'm 2 weeks out from my surgery.

WHEN CAN I EAT KRAFT MAC N cheese AGAIN?!?!?!?!

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    • indecision
      indecision

      Aside from that stuff tasting like crap I would wait till about 4 weeks. Sorry I am a Mac and Cheese snob as it is my favorite food in the world. I make my own different variations and would never tou

    • Ms.AntiBand
      Ms.AntiBand

      I'll get real and be the mean one. If I ate mac and cheese post op I wouldn't be as close as I am to my goal. It's taken soooo long to get where I am and I've stayed away from crap food.. Can't imagin

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    I'm 2 weeks out from my surgery.

    WHEN CAN I EAT KRAFT MAC N cheese AGAIN?!?!?!?!

    If you gotta have it, get the stuff here with lots o' Protein in it! :)Http://www.bariatricchoice.com/rewardsref/index/refer/id/106452/

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    I am a week out and have had the same cravings. Frankly, I don't think I can eat it ever again. :( It sounds like the ultimate slider food and gives you nothing and takes away your momentum. When I had my big weight loss prior to surgery, I felt that my success was due to me limiting my diet to foods that were "good" foods for the diet. I ignored all the "bad" foods and this saved me a lot of heartache!

    My Dr requires liquid only for three weeks postop, then puréed for 2 weeks, then soft to normal foods a couple of weeks after that. I have been spending some of my time in this liquids only hell to try to find out what the "good" foods will be when I can eat actual food. I have been pleased that I found quite a few things that will replace Mac and Cheese!

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