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Kaze    94

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Well I choose to use never again bc Ik I'm a binge eater and crackers are my go to, eating a whole sleeve before I know it! So why spend thousands to end up right back where I started in a year or 3, eating sleeves of crackers.... Guess the point is if it's a food you ate constantly with the habit of bingeing don't put it in you mouth!

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I agree! I was a Cheezit fool! You know how they put on the back of the boxes "Get your own Box".....I think they wrote that for me! haha. Sadly, I will never be able to have Cheezits ever again.....but that's my own rule for me. :)
attachicon.gif ImageUploadedByBariatricPal1468692642.374290.jpg here a cool thing I found to make your own cheezits!

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I'm going to have to try that!

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UCLA man    101

UCLA man
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Remember.....you are what you eat!

LOL

I just had to..

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cindylu35    2

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Interesting subject/reading!! I kinda skipped a few pages of comments, but.....I'm 3 weeks out and I occasionally eat a single Club cracker with a thin layer of smooth cheese spread (darn you Sam's Club taster people) at the end of a day, maybe twice a week. I take small bites, chew them up into a paste...NOT hurting my tummy or weight loss and I get to feel that little feeling of "cheating" lol (I work hard to not think of it as a "reward" because we're not dogs and food shouldn't be used as a reward. Side note: My mother did this to me my entire childhood, not that I blame her or anything lol)

I'm one of those people who has never really ate too much of something, but chose the wrong foods for meals/snacks, so I CAN have just 1 cracker and walk away. Do I want 2? Sure!!! But I understand and keep reminding myself that I only have 1 year for this surgery to REALLY DO ITS JOB for me, and I'm not gonna blow it by overindulging with crackers. I prayed/worked too hard to get this surgery!!

I've tried the Wheat Thins (low fat) with tuna/low fat mayo, but that's a LOT of chewing to get the consistency I need. So giving the box to hubby!

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