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Problems with chicken?

I'm just coming up on 3 months post op and I have a really hard time eating chicken. I used to love chicken pre op but now no matter how I prepare it, it just doesn't agree with me. My stomach seems to have a hard time digesting it and I get that stuck feeling. At first I thought it was because I'm eating too fast but consistently I feel the same misery eating slow and small. Anybody else notice this pattern with chicken?

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    chicken can be hard to digest. This can be somewhat overcome by cooking it a certain way. Take a chicken breast and put it into a covered pot of Water and add a couple chicken bouillon cubes. Put t

  • Oh OK. I haven't tried this but I love sushi. I have something new to try Sent from my SM-G935T using the BariatricPal App

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I can't handle white meat chicken, but dark meat works out just fine. It doesn't lose all that lovely moisture when you chew it into a paste before you swallow it.

I had uni the other day, and thought I had died and gone to heaven. It was perfect. I just ordered a plate of sashimi.

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