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I wouldn't . Your sleeve is very new and sensitive right now. I couldn't even handle plain old black pepper for a while. 10 weeks still got to be careful of , what, when, how much and spice level of foods and beverages.

Try not to at least for the first weeks. Give your new stomach a chance to heal. Drink the broth using a teaspoon, you will drink slowly & you will be able to taste all the other flavors in the broth. It's only for a while. Good luck!


So I'm from Texas, and we love our spice! I went from LOVING hot sauce to not being able to look at it. I wouldn't put ANY spices on foods until your stomach has healed. Acid is horrible that early on.


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