Should I be able to eat one whole large scrambled egg with a fat free piece of American cheese ?

It took about 45 minutes but I finished it and felt fine

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Should I be able to eat one whole large scrambled egg with a fat free piece of American cheese ?

It took about 45 minutes but I finished it and felt fine

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Yes scrambled eggs are soft & should be something you can tolerate, provided there isn't a lot of butter or other fattening stuff with the eggs. It will take you a while to get it down. That's normal.

I was sleeved 11/18 & it still takes me about 30-45 mins. to eat a meal.

Should I be able to eat one whole large scrambled egg with a fat free piece of American cheese ?

It took about 45 minutes but I finished it and felt fine

Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App

Yes scrambled eggs are soft & should be something you can tolerate, provided there isn't a lot of butter or other fattening stuff with the eggs. It will take you a while to get it down. That's normal.

I was sleeved 11/18 & it still takes me about 30-45 mins. to eat a meal.

I'm much farther out than that, but I use a decent amount of butter when I cook my eggs. The butter helps keep the eggs moist. I don't have a problem adding fat. Your body needs fat to function. I use butter, full fat cheese, etc all with my dietitian's blessing. This is just another point of view, but just wanted to share that I don't fear fat

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