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​I used to have an omelet with all kinds of veggies for breakfast every day , now I have tried scrambled, over easy and the smell and the taste almost make me sick. I threw up the scrambled and only got 2 bites of the over easy down. has anyone else had this problem with eggs? They have always been a staple in my diet and I loved them. No problem with cholesterol 144 so Dr, says go for it!...Please tell me if you have had similar experiences . thanks Divagirl23

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I never had an issue with eggs, but I've heard it's very common early out. You may want to wait a while when you're further out and try again.

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That is amazing how well you have done!! good for you girl..any recipes or secrets for the stage 3 diet???last night I had refried beans with mashed potatoes on top and it was delicious!. is the a websitr with recipes???I am very excited.I have lost over 100 lbs. 5 or 6 times and gained it back....so I am all in and am open to any suggestions anyone has for my new journey. Thanks for the response Babbs

Add a splash of milk and a pat of butter to your wisked eggs and then scramble them really soft, almost runny. When they are cooked too "well". they hit my 2.5 year out tummy like a brick and I usally horf them back up. If they are really wet, I can not only eat them, but they are extremely satisfying and filling.

The added butter is the trick along with the soft cook.

I made mine really soft, almost custard consistency. I added a tsp of greek yogurt and a tiny bit of shredded cheese then cooked over a low heat stirring frequently. The softness of the eggs made them perfect for the soft foods stage. I then added chopped spinach and other veg as I got further along. Never had an issue with them. 3 mths out I went to iHop and was able to order a vegetable omelet no problem. I still could only eat 4 bites, but it didn't bother me.

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Soft eggs really gag me...just reading your posts made my stomach roll. I really only like omelets with veggies. Not a big cheese eater .I may have to wait till I can have sautéed veggies...when will that be??? Thank you tho

Soft eggs really gag me...just reading your posts made my stomach roll. I really only like omelets with veggies. Not a big cheese eater .I may have to wait till I can have sautéed veggies...when will that be??? Thank you tho

I would think within the next month you should be able to have sauteed veggies if they are soft enough, but that's a good question for your surgeon or NUT if you have one.

What about chili or Soups? Have you tried those? Also, I love The World According to Eggface's blog. She has a lot of great recipes for each stage! Here's a link to some of her soft food recipes:

http://theworldaccordingtoeggface.blogspot.com/2007/08/pureed-foods.html

eggs make me barf, pretty much every single way I have tried them. I also used to like them in an omelette with veggies and sometimes over easy with a piece of toast. Nope, puke. I'm at 2 years and still can't tolerate egg.

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thank you both for your suggestions.Right now I am eating refried beans with mashed potato on top and a dollop of FF sour cream...tastes great!

Soft eggs really gag me...just reading your posts made my stomach roll. I really only like omelets with veggies. Not a big cheese eater .I may have to wait till I can have sautéed veggies...when will that be??? Thank you tho

Depends on your system. Check with your nutritionist to be sure. Try a ricttota bake. Basically the filling for stuffed shells topped with cheese and tomato sauce baked in a ramekin. Good Protein and filling. If your NUT allows it, chopped sauteed spinach is one of the easier veggies to take in at first. Spinach is also a good source of Vitamins & Fiber with a bit of protein to boot. Also you can swap out plain greek yogurt for sour creme. I prefer FAGE 0% greek yogurt. It's less fat than regular sour cream and a nice bit of protein.

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I'll have to get some ricotta cheese and try that ...Thank you!

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How do you put those little tape measures on with your weight loss????

It in set up under My Tickers. Top of the page, click the little gear next to your username.

Soft eggs really gag me...just reading your posts made my stomach roll. I really only like omelets with veggies. Not a big cheese eater .I may have to wait till I can have sautéed veggies...when will that be??? Thank you tho

Depends on your system. Check with your nutritionist to be sure. Try a ricttota bake. Basically the filling for stuffed shells topped with cheese and tomato sauce baked in a ramekin. Good Protein and filling. If your NUT allows it, chopped sauteed spinach is one of the easier veggies to take in at first. Spinach is also a good source of Vitamins & Fiber with a bit of protein to boot. Also you can swap out plain greek yogurt for sour creme. I prefer FAGE 0% greek yogurt. It's less fat than regular sour cream and a nice bit of protein.

Now I want quiche. Thanks to this thread.

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does anybody have any good soup recipes with some substance or chili recipes for stage3??? I've lost 17 lbs in 10 days since my surgery....wish I could figure out how to make that little tape measure thing look like all of yours..I am a person who needs syep by step!! LOL thanks Debbie

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