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What is the one food you cannot eat since bypass?

what is one food you can't eat since your bypass? ... Doesn't agree with you, gets stuck, makes you sick, hate it now, whatever, you just don't eat it anymore.

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eggs and nuts. Neither one of them "hurt" or "get stuck", but they both make me nauseated.

What's strange however, is that only seems to be the case when I eat them straight up. I put peanut powder in my shake every morning, and have no issues at all. I can also eat Huevos Rancheros (without tortilla of course). But when I eat the egg with Beans and the sauce, they go down ok.

I also have a bit of an issue with ground meat, which intuitively would seem easier to eat, but I can't seem to chew ground meat down as finely as a cut of meat. It goes down ok in Soups if I proceed with caution, but otherwise it tends to hurt.

I also have absolutely no idea how things like rice, Pasta, bread or sugary food go down as I have not tried them.

I am 8 months post-op RNY.

I cannot eat bread....

When I do it feels like someone is stabbing me in the stomach

Beef and jicama. They both come right back up again. I pretty much live on seafood.

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Peanut butter [emoji53][emoji107]????

You know, at 7 months I forgot to even try peanut butter...and I love peanut butter!!!

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Deli Turkey.

Steak. Ground beef. Pork loin roast. Sometimes hard cooked eggs. Soft boiled are fine though.

Miss steak. Sooooooook much. None work. Yet. 7 mos po RNY.

chicken definitely dark meat is fine. White is iffy.

Did I mention I miss steak????

Anything else, if I can't tolerate it, pretty much don't care. Just the steak. Did I mention that!!???? Lmao

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I just celebrated my 1 year RNY surgiversary! I refer to my pouch as the "Pouch of Steel". I can eat everything, including all meats and everything else. No problems with anything....EXCEPT for Peanut Butter! It feels like lead and seems like it sits in my pouch forever. Thank God for the powdered Peanut Butter. I tolerate that just fine. Use it almost everyday some way or another.

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I seem to tolerate pretty much everything. Going to try steak tonight. The only thing that didn't work was roast beef leftovers. I could eat it the first night, not the second

Ice Cream!! Became lactose intolerant after my bypass and found out the hard way!!

Decaf coffee [emoji20] For some reason when I try to drink it it gives me hypoglycemia or something weird. I start to get shaky and have low-blood sugar type symptoms. I only put Splenda and sugar free creamer in it, so I don't know why it happens. I miss a nice warm cup of coffee.

I'm 5 1/2 months out and haven't found anything I can't eat.

I seem to tolerate pretty much everything. Going to try steak tonight. The only thing that didn't work was roast beef leftovers. I could eat it the first night, not the second

Putting something in the microwave, especially meat, will make it too dry. You can heat leftovers if you heat in a pan on the stove.

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