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POPCORN!

How soon can you eat it???

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I was told none, but very doc is different....you could ask your nutritionists

Yes, I was told never again and it's a shame as I absolutely LOVE popcorn!!

It is the hulls. I found Special K popcorn chips. No hulls. Yes there are carbs but once in a blue moon they help with the craving esp at the movies.

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noooooooo say it ain't so!! you mean to tell me I have to give up popcorn too!!!?

I was never told no popcorn and have eaten it many times since with no problem. Check with your doc.

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I was never told no popcorn and have eaten it many times since with no problem. Check with your doc.

yea I plan on it because I know everyone have diff guidelines and lord knows I love my popcorn! lol thank you!

yea I plan on it because I know everyone have diff guidelines and lord knows I love my popcorn! lol thank you!

It's starch and carbs and will turn into fat. There is zero nutritional value to popcorn

- Kaylee Ann ~ Surgerversary 6/11/2012

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It's starch and carbs and will turn into fat. There is zero nutritional value to popcorn

- Kaylee Ann ~ Surgerversary 6/11/2012

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thats bad?

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thats bad?

Doesn't have Protein. Yes, starch is bad. Starch will always be bad. And the fact that there is 0 fat or sodium indicates to me that those nutrition facts are for popcorn without butter - which I doubt most people would be eating.

- Kaylee Ann ~ Surgerversary 6/11/2012

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Doesn't have Protein. Yes' date=' starch is bad. Starch will always be bad. And the fact that there is 0 fat or sodium indicates to me that those nutrition facts are for popcorn without butter - which I doubt most people would be eating.

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I know starch is bad I was talking about the fat content and such and I also know that there are other butter alternatives and I know everything that I'm eating now doesn't have protein

I tried a single piece of popcorn when I was at the movies last week with my best friend because i love movie theater popcorn. It was nasty! Your tastes may have changed too. I bring a flavored water and a protein bar. That way I have my treats too.

I was told none never again =\

I'm gonna miss popcorn, too. I just got my braces off last August, so I pretty much went 2.5 years without eating popcorn. Had a brief reprieve when I got them off, and now... No more.

I wonder if you could try thin pretzel crisps, if you get a craving for something crunchy. I'm talking just a couple, not the whole bag. LOL

I know starch is bad I was talking about the fat content and such and I also know that there are other butter alternatives and I know everything that I'm eating now doesn't have Protein

You're not eating protein? Then what the hell are you eating? You're supposed to eat low carb low sugar high protein. Fat should be one of the last things you look at, it's important, but not as important as making sure the protein is high and the carbs/sugar are low to none. Idk what diet your surgeon put you on but if you're worried about fat and not protein then as of now you're ass backwards

- Kaylee Ann ~ Surgerversary 6/11/2012

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