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Peanut butter

Is anyone else eating smooth peanut butter to get the hungry edge off? It's the only thing that cuts my hunger. But maybe it's too many calories. I'm eating 1-2tbs the most. Other than that I'm eating 2oz of cottage cheese, hummus, refried beans, sugar free pudding and jello, cream of wheat, homemade puréed veggie soup, and yogurt. My calories are about 200-350 a day. I'm day 11 post op.

HW 289

SW 284

CW. 266

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  • I ate it because I couldn't do one more bite of yogurt. I have it occasionally with some cheese. Your calories seem really low. I wouldn't worry about the pb

  • It's on my meal list so I'm guessing it's ok. Doc says just to lick off spoon.

  • I eat peanut butter also as it's on my meal plan. One teaspoon is 80 calories 3/12 grams protein. I guess it's something I'm used to unlike pureed foods. I usually eat it as a snack.

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I ate it because I couldn't do one more bite of yogurt. I have it occasionally with some cheese. Your calories seem really low. I wouldn't worry about the pb

I am only nibbling on peanut butter because I get so mad at the fact I can't drink anything while I eat. I can't wait to be able to consume it better though. It definitely helps out my hunger.


At only 11 days postop, peanut butter is too thick to eat on its own. You should ask your team if you can add it to a protein shake.

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At only 11 days postop, peanut butter is too thick to eat on its own. You should ask your team if you can add it to a protein shake.




It's on my meal list so I'm guessing it's ok. Doc says just to lick off spoon.


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I eat peanut butter also as it's on my meal plan. One teaspoon is 80 calories 3/12 grams protein. I guess it's something I'm used to unlike pureed foods. I usually eat it as a snack.

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