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Hot Sauce/vinegar?

My post op diet isn't specific to these liquids as to when I can have them, and I'm a fan of both as low cal condiments. My food "restrictions" are lifted on December 22nd and I'm curious if either of them could cause trouble for my sleeve.

Any of your experiences would be very appreciated :)

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  • It's really an individual thing once you are released. I personally always had a sleeve of steel and nothing bothers me.. Spicy food is no problem and the acidity in vinegar is fine too. When you a

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    I too have never had any trouble with spicy anything and I love all things spicy! Like Laura said, eat small amounts and see what happens. But only after you are released from your doctor. Just thi

  • Oh the age old conundrum. Soup what to do?? Solid or a liquid??? Well shit it's both! The two things we aren't supposed to do together!! So I just eat my soup and pretend I'm not breaking the rule

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It's really an individual thing once you are released.

I personally always had a sleeve of steel and nothing bothers me.. Spicy food is no problem and the acidity in vinegar is fine too.

When you are released a good rule of thumb is try things in a very small amount and sit with it.

If you handle it with no problems, you should be fine going on :)

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Thanks Laura :)

Hot sauce has never really effected me, sriracha is my best friend and never have problem BMs after like some of my poor white friends lol! I'll make sure to take it slow, just was worried about irritating the incision on my stomach

I too have never had any trouble with spicy anything and I love all things spicy! Like Laura said, eat small amounts and see what happens. But only after you are released from your doctor. Just think of all the yummy things just waiting for you to try again (in appropriate amounts of course). :)

Lol!

Anything for a bm is a good thing! :P

And, yep I was eating sriracha the minute I was cleared to eat eggs.

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I too have never had any trouble with spicy anything and I love all things spicy! Like Laura said, eat small amounts and see what happens. But only after you are released from your doctor. Just think of all the yummy things just waiting for you to try again (in appropriate amounts of course). :)

I start soft foods next week ^_^

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Ooo! Another question, does soup count as eating and drinking at the same time?? *ponders*

Any liquid is counted as a liquid. Sometimes we can luck out and it count double like Protein drinks are also counted in your liquid intake for the day. :)

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Ooo! Another question, does soup count as eating and drinking at the same time?? *ponders*

Oh the age old conundrum. Soup what to do??

Solid or a liquid???

Well shit it's both! The two things we aren't supposed to do together!!

So I just eat my soup and pretend I'm not breaking the rules :P

I think when you eat soup you just need to realize it might not stay with you as long as a piece of meat.

A couple of weeks ago we went to pho after a hike. my plan was to eat mostly the meat out of it and not the noodles and broth.,

But I was so freezing I ate all the broth instead and left to rest to bring home to my daughter (she will eat anything) :D

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I love pho! Pfft waistline or no, I'll be chowing down on some of the noodles, when I'm cleared to at least!

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I used hot sauce in my chicken bouillon during my full liquid phase. No problem.

I love pho! Pfft waistline or no, I'll be chowing down on some of the noodles, when I'm cleared to at least!

There is no problem with a few noodles. Just realize they are filling and not much protein so pick out the meat first. :)

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There is no problem with a few noodles. Just realize they are filling and not much protein so pick out the meat first. :)

Yeah, I am still a week or two away from even attempting I think, but always meat first!

Wendy's chili is a real treat and their hot sauce packet goes down nicely too!

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Another thing I don't understand is: why no drinking with straws after you're healed?

I accidentally took a drink from a straw and then held the liquid in my mouth til and opened it so I didn't swallow any extra air. That got me thinking. I understand the science behind the no carbonation thing (wonder if an orange soda now and then would hurt so bad then shakes out the bad thoughts), the the straw thing has me baffled.

Another thing I don't understand is: why no drinking with straws after you're healed? I accidentally took a drink from a straw and then held the liquid in my mouth til and opened it so I didn't swallow any extra air. That got me thinking. I understand the science behind the no carbonation thing (wonder if an orange soda now and then would hurt so bad then shakes out the bad thoughts), the the straw thing has me baffled.

Why no straws?? Because it will blow up your tiny little tummy! :P

Really some docs say no some are ok with it.

It's one of those thing I think once your good and healed if it works for you it works for you..

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