Fried chicken

[kzoojason76 44]

Yes.. chicken is great. But fried chicken is death!! (ok. that's a little exaggerated)

[QueenOfTheTamazons 634]

meats like chicken that tend to be dry can hard. In addition to Kristen's suggestions, I usually have something to dip it in for added moistness. Plain old yellow mustard is super low cal/low carb. Or I'll take some plain nonfat greek yogurt and add some herbs or spices to it, I've even mixed in a little pesto before. The moistness helps the meat go down and sit a little easier. Don't give up - it takes time to figure out what works for you.

Right before surgery i was obsessed with sricha ranch. I wonder if I can come up with a healthy version using greek yogurt when my time comes.

HW 385 SW 359 Sleeved 10/5/16

[mr1121 59]

chicken parm is an awesome way to eat chicken. Just a tiny bit of sauce no fried chicken. ( bare) and a lot of cheese. All protien. My husband does this and he had the bypass. He would never want to eat fried food. He has lost 250lbs since sept 28 2015

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[Hk6723 13]

I eat fried chicken about3 weeks ago ,12 weeks out .I was fine had half of breast

Hk6723

[Hk6723 13]

What does dump mean?

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When you eat to much or to fast not chewing well cause a horrible feeling (gastric by pass)it last for about 30 min

Hk6723

[mr1121 59]

I don't understand why so many ppl go back to their old lifestyle. You all did this for a reason, just remember that. I know a lady who had it done and is bigger than me before surgery

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[mr1121 59]

You need to google the dumping syndrome asap. It is not fun

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[Boudala 27]

meats like chicken that tend to be dry can hard. In addition to Kristen's suggestions, I usually have something to dip it in for added moistness. Plain old yellow mustard is super low cal/low carb. Or I'll take some plain nonfat greek yogurt and add some herbs or spices to it, I've even mixed in a little pesto before. The moistness helps the meat go down and sit a little easier. Don't give up - it takes time to figure out what works for you.

Right before surgery i was obsessed with sricha ranch. I wonder if I can come up with a healthy version using greek yogurt when my time comes.

HW 385 SW 359 Sleeved 10/5/16

Google Avacado sauce substitute for Ranch. It's basically Greek yogurt and avocados and lemon, garlic and spices.

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[Raynbolite 302]

So yea I vomited not because it's fried but because chicken doesn't sit well yet I try it every way baked boiled leg thigh breast it's just not my friend yet 8 weeks post op and its still frustrating

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Alot of people have issues with chicken unless very moist or mixed with gravy, broth, etc. Someone talked about cooking chicken in crockpot with broth and shredding it when done (like pulled pork).

My hubby had that problem with chicken...until I made it in the crock pot. He ate it fine at 6wk post op.

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[LadieTina 2]

So yea I vomited not because it's fried but because chicken doesn't sit well yet I try it every way baked boiled leg thigh breast it's just not my friend yet 8 weeks post op and its still frustrating

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I tried chicken every way also it still doesn't agree with me. I just gave up on it and other meats. I was revision from lapband to sleeve in August. Good luck!

LadieT

[Raynbolite 302]

I had one buffalo chicken tender cut into small pieces on a small salad today. I'm on my 9wk, this is the first breaded anything I've had. I don't think people are necessary throwing away all their progress or going back to their old unhealthy habits to have one treat of a piece of fried chicken. I don't think it's fair to judge them. I don't know how they eat all the other time or how much exercise they've done? Isn't it all about balance?

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[LisaMergs 2,857]

Hold on. I eat fried / Broasted chicken. But...

I remove the skin/breading before consuming. It is very tender cooked this way. Just need to remember to eat only the Protein. Not the carbs and grease peeps.

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[LisaMergs 2,857]

I had one buffalo chicken tender cut into small pieces on a small salad today. I'm on my 9wk, this is the first breaded anything I've had. I don't think people are necessary throwing away all their progress or going back to their old unhealthy habits to have one treat of a piece of fried chicken. I don't think it's fair to judge them. I don't know how they eat all the other time or how much exercise they've done? Isn't it all about balance?

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No. Depending upon the surgery and what you want out of it- eating breaded fried chicken makes absolutely NO SENSE.

See my above post- fried chicken is very moist- BUT TAKE THE BREADING OFF!

No WAY at 6.5 months out I'm touching that stuff- even considering I actually follow plan day to day.

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[Raynbolite 302]

I follow the program too...by the book. But my one breaded tender still stayed in my calories, carb and Protein program. I track my food consistently. It was a treat...if I did it every week, yea, that's a problem. But I think a treat once in a blue moon is a mood booster.

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[chycky 671]

Sorry I will say it and stone me if you want treats got me my f@t @ss I am trying to rethink that or adopt changes. I could see at or near goal attempting a non flour breading. And I am not saying I have completely perfect but I am not accepting "normal" ways of eating. I have a new normal and I hope to stick to it and my exercise routine forever.