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When did you start eating cherry tomatoes

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  • When you reach the point of being able to eat normal food. I love cherry and grape tomatoes! Even slices of normal-sized tomatoes are good too.

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    I started eating tomatoes when I was cleared for all foods. One of my favorite meals is sliced fresh tomato and cottage cheese.

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I ate some about 7 weeks out...when I started reg diet.

Week 3 /4 I think. I liked cooking them with eggs. Had them raw by weeks 5/6. If they are allowed on your food plan just try them and see.

I had a horrible event take place after eating one marinated (in homemade Italian Dressing). It was super soft, I chewed really, really well and yet it somehow became lodged. I was miserable until I violently threw up. I am three days away from being two months post-op, have had very little issue(s) with what I have been eating, trying, cooking and yet that tomato about killed me.

When you reach the point of being able to eat normal food. I love cherry and grape tomatoes! Even slices of normal-sized tomatoes are good too.

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I'll try tomatoes in the future. I'll probably try canned tomatoes as they have been peeled and see how those work.

Starting at the puree phase (2nd phase, post-op). I made a homemade Gazpacho Soup where I pureed all of the ingredients in a blender.

I'm actually eating a handfull of cherry tomatoes right now

I started eating tomatoes at 4 weeks when I was cleared for most food

I waited about two months. So far I've been lucky though and haven't had issues with anything.

I think at three months when I was cleared for all foods. The acid bothered me at first, though - but not anymore.

I can fill my sleeve to the brim with cherry or grape tomatoes, I love them THAT much. I have to stay away from them, because when they are in my house I will eat them, and have no room for protein.

I am trying some now for the first time on veggie chicken salad. I am really taking my time and so far so good.

one of my favorite ways to eat tomatoes is to cut some small tomatoes in half and hollow them out and then fill them with tuna or chicken salad

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