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Pudding?

Question my pre op people. My diet does not say anything about pudding but I'm curious if I can have it. I could have sugar free jello as well as sugar free Popsicles. Have any of you had sugar free pudding during the pre op diet?? Thanks everyone.

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  • Sugar-free jello and Popsicles have negligible calories. I think s/f pudding has 70-90 calories, so it was NOT on my pre-op list. Save for post-op puréed and soft food phases. It's calming and easy

  • If you can find a low carb pudding option, I don't see why you couldn't add it to your diet.

  • Everyone's pre op diet seems different but….sugarfree pudding makes a great post op soft food choice. I took my sugar free pudding added milk and Protein powder. It helped so much when I had a hard ti

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Question my pre op people. My diet does not say anything about pudding but I'm curious if I can have it. I could have sugar free jello as well as sugar free Popsicles. Have any of you had sugar free pudding during the pre op diet?? Thanks everyone.

Sugar-free jello and Popsicles have negligible calories. I think s/f pudding has 70-90 calories, so it was NOT on my pre-op list. Save for post-op puréed and soft food phases. It's calming and easy to digest.

If you can find a low carb pudding option, I don't see why you couldn't add it to your diet.

Everyone's pre op diet seems different but….sugarfree pudding makes a great post op soft food choice. I took my sugar free pudding added milk and Protein powder. It helped so much when I had a hard time getting in the calories and protein that I needed.

Hope this helps!

Best of luck to you. You will love your sleeve!

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Sugar-free jello and Popsicles have negligible calories. I think s/f pudding has 70-90 calories, so it was NOT on my pre-op list. Save for post-op puréed and soft food phases. It's calming and easy to digest.

I will do that, thank you.

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Everyone's pre op diet seems different but….sugarfree pudding makes a great post op soft food choice. I took my sugar free pudding added milk and protein powder. It helped so much when I had a hard time getting in the calories and protein that I needed. Hope this helps! Best of luck to you. You will love your sleeve!

Thank you for your suggestion I will definitely keep that in mind when I'm post op.

I had pudding but mine New directions bariatric pudding and it was considered a liquid. Call your doc or nutirionist.

Our office allowed the Wonderslim pudding/shakes (made with water) for the clear liquid phase. It was great to have the variety.

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