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Bread and Biscuits post op

I had gastric sleeve surgery 12/29/2014. I was recently cleared to have bread again. My NUT said to have toast. She said I could also wait longer if I wanted to. I'm afraid to try bread because I have heard it doesn't go well post op. I don't know if it causes pain, vomiting etc? I was offered a biscuit this AM. I used to love biscuits but I

was afraid to have it so I threw it away. Can anyone give advice about bread and biscuits post op? So far I have

done well with my sleeve but I have measured everything and I have been careful. What kind of symptoms happen when you eat bread or biscuits?

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    Has any one heard of or tried cloud bread? I found it on Pinterest and if says low carb or no carbs depending on which recipe you click on. I was just wondering how it taste.

    I was just about to ask.

    I made some and had it as a breakfast sandwich this morning; bacon and a little slice of cheese. DELISH & very satisfying

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    I don't eat bread... Haven't since before surgery.

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    I toasted a 12 of a sandwich thin yesterday and put tuna salad on top. Had no issues

    That was (half)

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    This is the first time. I googled it and it sounds awesome and super easy to make

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    I had surgery and can tolerate most things but bread is not worth it. Makes me uncomfortably full and you don't get to enjoy it since its only 1-2 bites.

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