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Eating icecream

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I would show this to your nutritionist and ask them about it.

They would be your best advisor about this.

Let us know what they say about it please.

I have EDYs no sugar added mint Choco chip. It's very low in sugar and a tablespoon is enough to satisfy my ice cream wants..

My surgeon did not limit my food intake for any particular foods once I was eating solid foods and taking in at least 64oz of Water per day. I like the fact that the ice-cream in the photo has 7 grams of Protein. With that said, you will have to consult with your surgeon/nut to determine their views on your new found treat.

I agree with the above statements I would check with my doctor, my husband bought me sugarfree edys icecream and I had a teaspoonful and it taste great because it has no sugar in it.

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