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Lunchables?

Can I eat them? Did anyone eat lunchables at a month-6 weeks out of surgery? If a yes can I eat the crackers with it?

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    • Proud2BMe
      Proud2BMe

      I wouldn't because they have too many carbs. Crackers are slider foods and the "meat" is highly processed. But if you do decide to eat them don't make a habit out of it.

    • Inner Surfer Girl
      Inner Surfer Girl

      You can make your own with better ingredients -- try going to the deli and get them to slice up some good meats and cheeses. In a pinch, rather than lunchables, look for P3, string cheese, or meat a

    • BarrySue
      BarrySue

      I ate them for awhile because the pizza ones had 17g Protein and not really that many carbs, and one little pack ended up as two full meals. Now, I've moved on to Hillshire farms snack packs, because

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    Oh maybe that's why.. I've never seen them. Guess I will try the P3 I need something fast with a lot of protein

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