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1 1/2 ounce of rotisserie chicken and 5 asparagus tips.

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Any idea if Sam's club sells this? I made it from scratch but it was a real pain. Can you send a pic of the package?

I can't figure out how to send a pic from the mobile app! I am sure they have it,( maybe not the singles, I think they are a new product for costco ). It is Hannah Tzatziki Yogurt dip. They also sell a full container of it, same brand. It does have small pieces if fresh cucumber in it so depending on what you're allowed you could just strain it out. I am a little over 2 weeks post op and ate it with the cucumber pieces and had no issues, they are small and I was sure to chew well.

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Perdue short cut chicken burger with low fmarinara & an ultra thin slice of Sargento provolone. 3 minute meal & moist & yummy!

I have never eaten a chicken or turkey burger...do they have the same texture as beef? And here is the big question, do you really like them or just put up with them us thy are healthier?

Sent from my iPad using RNYTalk / surgery date March 5, 2013

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I have never eaten a chicken or turkey burger...do they have the same texture as beef? And here is the big question' date=' do you really like them or just put up with them us thy are healthier?

Sent from my iPad using RNYTalk / surgery date March 5, 2013[/quote']

A really well cooked turkey burger is great!!!! Some people just shape the meat and slap it on a stove....not so good. Texture is very similar.

HW 312, pre-op (lap-band) 294, pre-op (RNY) 255, surgery date 2/11/13, goal weight 154, current weight 225.8

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Marinated baked chicken breast with roasted sweet potatoes and steamed broccoli. Yum!

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Thanks for the responses about food scale. I guess i'll buy one. That way I will know I'm eating the right amount. :)

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Lazy tonight, but making these soon!!!

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Yum!!!

HW 312, pre-op (lap-band) 294, pre-op (RNY) 255, surgery date 2/11/13, goal weight 154, current weight 225.8

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Im pre-op but I made SPINACH rolls with lasagna noodles. They were delish! And healthy may I add! :)

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Tonight dinner is brought to you by Panko/Parmesan crusted tilapia served with baby potato, grilled zucchini/mushrooms and spinach sunflower seed bacon salad with cesear dressing......damn my hubby eats like a KING!

I get 3-4 oz of the fish at least I had fun making it;-)

Yummmmmmm

HW 250/First lapband 198 leak/Second lapband adhesion/scar tissue complications/232/current RNY 205

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6 Groton fish sticks

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I have never eaten a chicken or turkey burger...do they have the same texture as beef? And here is the big question' date=' do you really like them or just put up with them us thy are healthier?

Sent from my iPad using RNYTalk / surgery date March 5, 2013[/quote']

The ones I bought are not ground chicken as far as I can tell. They are chicken breast meat shaped like a burger so they will fit on a bun. I've never had ground chicken or turkey as burgers so can't speak to the texture. I do like this "burger" because it is really just a round chicken breast. I was surprised that it was moist & that I could eat all 3 oz - well I ate it all the first time; 2 nd time I ate all but 2-3 bites.

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I have never eaten a chicken or turkey burger...do they have the same texture as beef? And here is the big question' date=' do you really like them or just put up with them us thy are healthier?

Sent from my iPad using RNYTalk / surgery date March 5, 2013[/quote']

I haven't bought beef burger in years. We have used turkey burger for everything that takes hamburger. I had foster kids and they never knew the difference. Family or friends over and they had turkey burger and never noticed the difference. I don't buy the rolls of it, never tried them. I buy it as you would regular hamburger in the square styrofoam tray.

It's awesome!!!

Gen :-) 12/15/12

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I haven't bought beef burger in years. We have used turkey burger for everything that takes hamburger. I had foster kids and they never knew the difference. Family or friends over and they had turkey burger and never noticed the difference. I don't buy the rolls of it' date=' never tried them. I buy it as you would regular hamburger in the square styrofoam tray.

It's awesome!!!

Gen :-) 12/15/12[/quote']

Been eating them for years! My husband is very picky and didn't notice the difference, Season them anyway you wish and keep an Open mind :)

Date of Surgery 12/18/12

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