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To eat about 4-6 sugar free popsicles post op?? My husband is worried bc they have a sugar substitute

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Sugar free Popsicles are on my approved food list. They were giving them to me in the hospital the day after my surgery. So you should be good!

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Katt, thx

Totally approved. The liquid intake trumps the sweetener. Those tropical Popsicles were a blessing the first week.

Nah, you'll be fine.

You need to add variety to your diet and those were something I really enjoyed! You can also make your own crystal light popscicles too!

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