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I'm 3 weeks post op. Is there anything I can get at Starbucks? I miss the white chocolate mocha, but know I can't have it again and that's fine.I'm just simply wanting some Starbucks.

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    Every one is different. Starbucks is a staple in my life. Pike Place has the most caffeine and that bothers my stomach. Dark roast is better because less caffeine. Lattes have even less caffeine. I ge

  • I don't drink coffee, but I am a Starbucks addict. However, being less than a week post-op means that the only thing I can drink there is herbal (mint) tea. I have to say I find it really soothing on

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coffee will send your stomach into chaos. It will hurt and make you sick. There is too much sugar. I started doing their tea latte's and those seem to be fine as there is no coffee and less sugar.

I've tried a tall skinny vanilla latte, 100 cal, 9 Protein it didn't sit right with me. I was 6 weeks post-op. Now I just stick to a tall blonde drip with stevia.

Of course always check with your NUT. Not all of them will approve coffee.

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I decided to pass on the starbucks...decided I didn't really even want it.

Every one is different. Starbucks is a staple in my life. Pike Place has the most caffeine and that bothers my stomach. Dark roast is better because less caffeine. Lattes have even less caffeine. I get white mochas made with skim milk and just get two pumps of syrup in a grande which is half normal and much less calories. Plus I don't like them that sweet any longer.

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Every one is different. Starbucks is a staple in my life. Pike Place has the most caffeine and that bothers my stomach. Dark roast is better because less caffeine. Lattes have even less caffeine. I get white mochas made with skim milk and just get two pumps of syrup in a grande which is half normal and much less calories. Plus I don't like them that sweet any longer.



Thank you! I will have to try the mocha this way.

I was able to tolerate a skinny vanilla latte at about 4 weeks...make sure it's sugar free or you could dump. Eventually you'll be able to tolerate more sugar.

I don't drink coffee, but I am a Starbucks addict. However, being less than a week post-op means that the only thing I can drink there is herbal (mint) tea. I have to say I find it really soothing on my new tummy.

I don't drink coffee, but I am a Starbucks addict. However, being less than a week post-op means that the only thing I can drink there is herbal (mint) tea. I have to say I find it really soothing on my new tummy.


Sounds good and will have to try that! Thx

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