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Noooo bad choice stop eating any chips. if you want you can make them at home and better be baked not fried and my doctor told me if possible to cut down my potatoes to twice a week so i don't get constipation

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Noooo bad choice stop eating any chips. if you want you can make them at home and better be baked not fried and my doctor told me if possible to cut down my potatoes to twice a week so i don't get constipation

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ok thank you want to use to make them from home

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Cut the potatoes very thin then spread them on baking sheet put a little bit salt then bake them in the oven but keep an eye on them they might burn quickly hhhh

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Chips are a bad choice whether you make them at home or not. Lots of calories and no nutritional value. Try pickles for salt. Or toast pepperoni slices in the microwave or oven for protein chips. Or shredded cheese till it almost burns. Or heck just cheese it's salty.


Wait how far out from surgery are you? You joined 6/15?

You shouldn't be eating any of those things! Put some salt on cottage cheese or have salty broth!


My doctor knew about my addiction for chips so he told me to eat these kind of baked potatoes twice a week but definitely not a lot of chips 4 or 5 and it's not a lot of calories if you count them hhhh that's why I said what my doctor's told me to do

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My comments were mean for the OP. You do you!


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