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I found this on a low carb site. While I'm sure it's good for low carb, I was wondering how it would work with the band. Has anyone tried it?? Here's the recipe in case anyone WANTS to be a guinea pig :) I would try them myself but I am still on full liquids for another couple days then a couple weeks of mushies. Just trying to plan ahead ...lol.

3 eggs

3.5 oz cream cheese

Pinch salt

1t. Baking powder or cream of tartar (can be omitted)

Separate egg whites. Whip egg whites with salt until very stiff. You should be able to turn te bowl over without he egg whites moving.

Mix yolks and cream cheese well. Add the baking powder or cream of tartar, if desired. (This makes it more bread like).

Gently fold egg whites into egg yolk mix. Try to keep air in the whites.

Put 6 lg or 8 small oops is on a baking try.

Bake in the middle of the oven and 300 for about 25 mins-until golden.

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I don't know but it sure sounds yummy

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I did this when I was on hcg. it's okay but not sure I would eat it with a band. If I remember correctly it was kinda gooey.

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I make oopsie bread for both myself and my husband, if you look at the recipe it's just really eggs. I find it a great option instead of bread which I find gets stuck. I like to make the oopsie bread and eat it the next day. Give it a try!

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