6 months out. So what happens if we drink hot chocolate? Do we crap ourselves? Seriously.

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I guess it depends on what is in your hot chocolate. Have you tried the ProtiDiet hot chocolate?

When I was craving hot chocolate last winter (I was about 6 months out then), I would heat up 8 oz of the chocolate Fairlife on the stove. Yes, it's still got 140 calories and 12g of sugar, but it has 13g of protein and it was a great treat every now and then. And it never caused me any digestive issues.

Has anyone tried the hot chocolate here on the site that is for sale?

Bariatric hot chocolate is amazing. .

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Swiss miss light hot chocolate

25 calorie a packet and 4 carbs.

Dont confuse the diet and light version.

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I have a hot cocoa almost every morning. 1 packet Nestle fat free hot chocolate + 4 oz unsweetened vanilla cashew milk + 2 oz water + dollop of fat free reddi whip. All in all under 55 calories of deliciousness.

I also add in other flavorings -- like this morning I added some hazelnut sweet drops & instant coffee for a hazelnut mocha hot cocoa.

Nothing I've eaten since being sleeved has made me "crap myself." I think that's more often for bypass or DS people.

I think the OP is probably referring to old fashion hot chocolate. If that is the case, dumping syndrome is possible. A huge spike in blood sugar and fat in the blood stream could cause the drooling, nausea, sweating, foaming, and yes even crapping yourself.

Dumping makes you feel awful. I mean seriously awful. Any of the alternative listed above is better this early in the game.

I was cleared for sugar free hot choclate for my full liquids stage (8 days post op). I guess every doctors different.

On 10/25/2016 at 11:23 AM, moppet said:

6 months out. So what happens if we drink hot chocolate? Do we crap ourselves? Seriously.

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This is going to be a 100% personal "thing". Not everyone dumps on the same stuff, and not everyone dumps the same way. Dumping symptoms vary drastically from person to person and even food to food. It's really a "try and see" situation. Some increased sugars and fats don't phase me at all, I can eat Hersey Kisses by the handful and not have any problems, which kinda sucks because now I have to chose to avoid them rather than having them cause issues and not be worth eating.

Best thing to do is stay in touch with your nutritionist and when you are cleared to start trying foods, do so at home with plenty of time to deal with any of the dumping side effects. I eat a bowl of Tomato Soup and felt like I had all my energy zapped, had to go lay down and ended up sleeping for like 3-4 hours.

It's a tough learning journey trying to figure out the new you.
Good Luck!