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  • Elode
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    I don't know ANYTHING we "can't ever have again".

  • Djmohr
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    I have had bypass and I eat corn as a vegetable about once per week. I have also had a small spoonful of corn cake and corn tortillas. The thing is, you will find that things like corn bread and cor

  • Proud2BMe
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    Corn is a starchy vegetable and eating it should be kept to a minimum. The corn we eat as a vegetable, sweet corn, is bad as it contains sugars. Other types of corn, such as popcorn, is filled with st

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Very nice thank you everyone. I make cornbread casserole maybe once or twice a year so if I did decided to have a few bites it would be just those times. My trigger foods unfortunately is sweets! Cake brownies ect... Anything from a bakery.

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    @@Daisee68 If I'm not mistaken, cashews are also particularly high in monounsaturated fat, which might make them a better choice than other nuts, depending on your view of nutrition.

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    Thanks @gpmed. Good to know. I know nuts can be a good source of protein so I was frustrated that I couldn't have them. Same for corn. Glad to know I can occasionally have that.

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