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Constantly reheating food.

No one told me I'd have to reheat my food during my mealtime. Slow eating=cold food. So annoying. Guess it helps me get my steps in.

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Yes. Just learn to savor those first two bites when it's fresh and hot!

Strangely enough, I have developed a fondness of eating cold food. That is real food, and not soups. I don't mind tasting a bit while I am adding food to be weighed before reheating. Of course, I add a little less than the 4 oz. to account for the tasting. Maybe I just get hungry, but I could eat the whole thing cold most times. I don't, but I could.

During my pre-op diet, I was constantly reheating as well. I was eating a lot more than I eat now though. I guess I don't think it is worth reheating only a few tablespoons of food. A friend of mine uses the warming plate below to keep her food warm. It uses a water chamber, and lasts at least 30 minutes. She swears by it. It appears to be a product designed for little kids and babies, but so is the baby spoon that a lot of people use to eat with.

https://www.amazon.com/Lansinoh-mOmma-Mealtime-Plate-Green/dp/B014QEW0IU/ref=pd_bxgy_79_2?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B014QEW0IU&pd_rd_r=7GR5SKK3Q5V88S9Y1VDF&pd_rd_w=G259I&pd_rd_wg=UoBSD&refRID=7GR5SKK3Q5V88S9Y1VDF&th=1

Warming plate.jpg

I have a similar gadget to @DropWt4Life, a hot plate: https://www.amazon.com/Mastrad-A04100-Magma-Plate-Black/dp/B003K05OBM/ref=sr_1_12?ie=UTF8&qid=1505310562&sr=8-12&keywords=plate+warmer

You nuke it for 2 minutes and it stays hot for a long time. The only thing is, if you have a cold house, the top of the food will still get cold. So I like to make sure I stir it up as I eat.

Good point about the steps though! :lol:

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