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I have a serious crack(er) addiction

I have discovered rice crackers (approved as I slowly move on to soft foods) , however for lunch 4 of those tiny crackers are more than enough to fill me up, but what I have found is that I am addicted to licking the seasoning off the rest of them lol

I am sure it's probably too much salt ..but yeah I am having hardly any food so fuck it for the moment I don't care :)

Anyway that all for today .. Almost 3 weeks post surgery I only have a few more days before I have to go back to work :( boooo but feeling good at the moment

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You're funny! In solidarity and respect I will admit I have yet to resort to licking food, but it has definitely occurred to me! Beware of those darn rice crackers, I have celiac, and boy those things shoot my blood sugar to the sky! (Oh yeah, also diabetic, joy...) I imagine they are approved because of texture, not nutrition. Then again, what can a few licks hurt? Hope you get to eat more soon.

Amy

I bought the gluten free rice crackers and they are pretty low in calories. It does help with getting the tunafish down. I don't think a few crackers are going to hurt you as long as you are not overdoing the carbs. good luck.

Beware . . . the road to hell is paved with rice crackers!!!

I've done the lick thing with pretzels! I really craved the salt when I first got into soft foods, too!

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