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Eggs

At what stage were you all comfortable with soft scrambled eggs? What foods 2 weeks out of surgery were the easiest during this time? Any good ideas?

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    I had eggs at 2 weeks post op. I was allowed eggs once I hit purees. I made them really soft, almost custard like. I added a tiny bit of greek yogurt and some shredded cheese and cooked them really sl

  • BLERDgirl
    BLERDgirl

    The cholesterol myth is more based on genetics. Most of the good stuff is in the yolk. Unless you have a family history of high cholesterol, eat the whole egg.

  • I ate eggs at about 3 weeks post because I had 3 days of clears, two weeks of thickened ect.. My advice would be start slow to see how your sleeve handles it. Also add a little Milk into your eggs whe

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Update lol the eggs go down well but one fills me real good two is to much and I scramble them also with a bit of low fat cheese yum but that's about all I can tolerate at this point

@@Slimsoon1988 I ate eggs last week for the first time. I'm 19 days out and supposed to be on puréed/ground. I bought some baby food but I don't think I'll need it. I've been doing the chew chew chew my food well and have not had any problems.

I made corned beef, potatoes, carrots and cabbage tonight for St. Patrick's Day dinner. I had the corned beef(flat cut, fat trimmed) potatoes and carrot. No cabbage, I'm afraid ????. Mashed the veggies with a bit of butter and made sure to chew chew chew my fifty-cent piece size of meat. It was fabulous. Took my time, enjoyed the conversation around the table of family and friends and stopped when I felt full.

My Program told us that Eggs are the number 1 blockage causing foods and that they should not be eaten until after the 42 day post op mark. I still haven't tried them because I am scared of getting a blockage...

Hi I got my sleeve on March 10 had scrambled egg on March 17 went down fine everything goes down fine for me I don't get full on a half a cup or even three quarters of a cup of any kind of soft food so I don't know why I can get down everything but I am sick of protein shakes hope that helps

My Program told us that Eggs are the number 1 blockage causing foods and that they should not be eaten until after the 42 day post op mark. I still haven't tried them because I am scared of getting a blockage...

I have never heard that about eggs. There really is a wide variance in programs. I was allowed eggs at 2 wks and it was the best egg I ever had! I made it scrambled soft with a little bit of greek yogurt and some shredded cheese. It went down easy and was a welcome break from all liquids.

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I had eggs at 2 weeks post op. I was allowed eggs once I hit purees. I made them really soft, almost custard like. I added a tiny bit of greek yogurt and some shredded cheese and cooked them really slow, constantly stirring. They were divine! it took me an hour to eat them, but man was I happy not to be having a liquid meal.

This sounds so good!

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I am two weeks out and eggs are now allowed. I thought I would be healthier to choose egg whites. They were horrible! I have had them before, but I guess my taste changed. Tomorrow I will try a full fat egg lol!

I am 7 days post op and I can honestly say that the thing I want most is a scrambled egg. I think it is funny how it seems like a lot of sleevers want eggs. Must be a protein thing. Unfortunately, I cannot have eggs until week 5. Lord, give me strength!

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