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sanks51    214

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I had crabmeat in my puréed and soft food stages. At first when I tried it, it tasted very rich and did not agree with me. It was a great type of different Protein.< /p>

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gamergirl    4,609

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I didn't have any trouble with it. Delicious!

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NMJG    1,266

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I had shrimp, tuna and other fish at 3 weeks with no problem.

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Peggy 53    69

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I'm week three and had no problem with shrimp. Be careful with imitation crab....look at the ingredients and nutrition profile. It has things in there we shouldn't be eating. Stick with "real" food.< /p>

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J.Diesel    220

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I had no issues at 3 weeks. It was awesome....

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No game    14,437

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omg I have sharp pains right now I feel sick :( that crabmeat didn't Agree with my stomach or I might have just ate to much :(

Ok you just made a NEW thread about your pain so I posted this there, but I'll stick it here too...

"Ok you make so many new threads I'm having a keeping up with which one to answer..

Ok you were/are sick? If so don't advance to any new foods wait until your cold is over..

You just ate crabmeat for the first time? Refer to the statement above.

Did you over eat? How much did you have?

When eating measure 1/4 cup do not go above that. If its something new? Don't even have that much! Try a tiny taste or two and I mean tiny.

Then let it sit for a long while... If it doesn't bother you them perhaps your ready for it and can try it again at your next meal"

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sanks51    214

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Ok you just made a NEW thread about your pain so I posted this there' date=' but I'll stick it here too...

"Ok you make so many new threads I'm having a keeping up with which one to answer..

Ok you were/are sick? If so don't advance to any new foods wait until your cold is over..

You just ate crabmeat for the first time? Refer to the statement above.

Did you over eat? How much did you have?

When eating measure 1/4 cup do not go above that. If its something new? Don't even have that much! Try a tiny taste or two and I mean tiny.

Then let it sit for a long while... If it doesn't bother you them perhaps your ready for it and can try it again at your next meal"[/quote']

Sound advice Laura-ven!

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Lilly43    20

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I'm 24 days post-op and today I eat crab meat, it was very delicious and I enjoy every bite of it with no problem at all, of course 1/4 of a cup and I was more than satisfied.

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vsginkc    117

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How are you guys eating the crab meat. I just bought some because I'm tired of canned tuna. Are you eating it right out of the can? With cocktail sauce? Thoughts appreciated!

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gamergirl    4,609

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How are you guys eating the crab meat. I just bought some because I'm tired of canned tuna. Are you eating it right out of the can? With cocktail sauce? Thoughts appreciated!

I'm about to try and fabricate a crab cake recipe, hopefully tomorrow or Tuesday.

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Peggy 53    69

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Just had my first taste of Alaskan salmon I cooked on the grill. It was only 3 ounces, but it was awesome!

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SuperFab    689

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How are you guys eating the crab meat. I just bought some because I'm tired of canned tuna. Are you eating it right out of the can? With cocktail sauce? Thoughts appreciated!

I didn't even know crab meat came in a can.Lol

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