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What is a "Slider" food?

I've seen this reference in many posts but can't find a post explaining what it is.

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  • ^^^^^^ what she said at the beginning, not MANY things are sliders since you still have some residual swelling etc. As time goes on, MANY things can become sliders. For example, I could hardly

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    A slider food is a food that you can eat a lot of. It does not have a dense Protein as a base and so therefore it slides right through your sleeve and does not allow the flaps to close on either end o

  • Hey RJ, Popcorn is my biggest slider also. I can only eat a small amt of ice cream, milkshakes, cookies, chips - but for some reason, If I tried hard enuf, I could eat a whole bucket of movie popcor

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Eeeeek! I never thought of that. Back to sugar free Popsicles...

Thanks for the info

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