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Shrimp?

How soon did everyone start to have shrimp? I'm 6 weeks out and I have been having flaky fish and tuna with over steamed or over baked veggies. It settles fine with me. I was wondering what about shrimp though if it might be too heavy……I have a recipe that includes shrimp but I don't want to damage my sleeve or feel sick.

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I'm 1mth out and I had it last week twice and I hate shrimp but my hubby found some at wm and since I was tired of just tuna n fish, I tried it. It was delish, my taste buds have definitely changed. I'm from Alabama and tried eating some grits, my favorite, but gross tasting and that saddens me but I am ok and the shrimp sat very well. Gl.

As long as u chew it well, u should have no prob. I love shrimp and it is a great source of protein. Had it this week. Enjoy..

I had pureed shrimp (pureed with cocktail sauce or remoulade) when I was on purees and moved on to regular shrimp on soft foods stage. No problems.

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Thank you all. I'm on soft solids for two more weeks and I'm still scared to try different things. This recipe is baked shrimp and tilapia in a sauce the calories are great and I've always been a shrimp lover. I'm going to give it a try!!!

I'm on soft foods too - both tilapia and shrimp are good in my sleeve.

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I'm on soft foods too - both tilapia and shrimp are good in my sleeve.

Awesome!!! Good to hear.

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So I had shrimp and chewed it very well (just like my other foods) and my stomach took it in just fine woohoo something else to add to my list lol thank you guys.

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Shrimp has been one of the best things for my sleeve...absolutely no problems...and the best part is how few calories it is for so much protein. I keep it in the house pretty much all the time now!

Shrimp was the first thing I ate when I could have 'real' foods. It is still the easiest thing for me to eat.

Me tooo....i ate it a 4 weeks, and Felipe the Sleeve loves it!!!!! Goes down and out EASY!!!!

Shel

shrimp or crab legs are some of my favorite foods. they are super high in Protein and very low in calories. my sleeve handles either one with no problem, but I am 10.5 months out of surgery. in the first month or two I tried them and they didn't go down my sleeve so well, but now, I eat them often.

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Oh I loved crab legs pre op. I'm going to give them a try now that I'm at 6 weeks since I did fine with shrimp hopefully with crab legs as well.

Oh I loved crab legs pre op. I'm going to give them a try now that I'm at 6 weeks since I did fine with shrimp hopefully with crab legs as well.

Nesa, did you try the crab? How did they go down? Im going to try some tonight :-)

Sheri

Shrimp is also one of my go-to foods. It's easy to make just for me (if my family is having something I won't eat), it's very few calories and lots of Protein. I didn't eat it until probably 3 months out. It seemed kind of "tough" in consistency. But I would say like everything else, just chew, chew, chew.

4 months and just had shrimp today for tbe first time. Only took one big shrimp to fill me up tho. It was chewier than I remember shrimp being tho. Not a fan of it for that reason.

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