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Can we eat crepes?

I am 3 and a half months post op and have lost 80 pounds. My wife and I were undecided on where to go for Breakfast the other day and thought about crepes but was unsure if I could eat them. What are your thoughts.

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Crepes are basically just scrambled eggs.....It's the FILLINGS you have to be wary of :wacko:

If you think you can handle it....go ahead and enjoy a crepe.

Ok ... so they are more of an eggy pancake...but still, it's the toppings/fillings to be wary of. I had a piece of french toast on Sunday and IT DID NOT KILL ME!

I guess it depends on how they are made. Traditionally they are mostly flour, like a thin pancake. If I'm craving something like that I generally make my own with Protein powder and mashed banana.

When eating out for breakfast I tend to stick with meat and eggs. Protein and more protein.

Try it!!! See if it sits well! Good luck.

There's no reason you shouldn't be physically able to eat crepes. Would I recommend it as a regular thing? Probably not because of the higher carbs. But once in a while would be fine. No one is going to be perfect 100% of the time. For me, when I'm out to breakfast, I always order a scrambled egg with a little feta cheese melted in and a side of breakfast sausage (preferably turkey if they have it).

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