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Pulled Pork

I’m 14 months post opp. Haven’t had pulled pork yet, has anyone else if so how did it affect you? Doctor said I’ll be fine but I’m still a little nervous to try (and yes I still call him about every and any little food question [emoji23][emoji23])

Current weight: 170

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    Oh hopefully you'll be ok just try fit near the bathroom so you can make a quick exit stage left if needed. The joys of a sleeve but the benefits definitely outweigh the negatives. Enjoy your night o

  • No issues for me! I don't eat it all the time, because it's not the leanest cut of pork, but when I do eat it, I enjoy it quite a bit with no issues. I just eat it in a bowl. No fixings. (no room

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    Try pulled jackfruit with bbq. Way better and cruelty free

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I’ve done pulled chicken and as long as you chew a lot it is good and a bit less fatty. You should be fine, but watch the portion if you are sensitive to fatty items

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Try pulled jackfruit with bbq. Way better and cruelty free





I’ve never heard of jackfruit but I’m assuming it’s something vegan?? I will deff try please let me know


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I’ve done pulled chicken and as long as you chew a lot it is good and a bit less fatty. You should be fine, but watch the portion if you are sensitive to fatty items


Yes I ended up having pulled chicken and yes surprisingly I had to chew to the extreme with the chicken but I didn’t get sick so that was good, that’s what I was worried about since it was a dinner at restaurant


Tried pulled pork maybe 3-4 months out. Ate very little and slowly.


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I was sleeved in november and I've had it just fine. Just no bread but the meat felt totally fine.

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I had my sleeve done in October and I still can't eat it :( I get extremely nauseous. I guess it just depends on the person. Or maybe I just need to eat it prepared in a different way :)

On ‎02‎/‎16‎/‎2018 at 12:40 AM, goldenbarbie said:

I’m 14 months post opp. Haven’t had pulled pork yet, has anyone else if so how did it affect you? Doctor said I’ll be fine but I’m still a little nervous to try (and yes I still call him about every and any little food question emoji23.pngemoji23.png)

Current weight: 170

In my neck of the woods, we eat BBQ pulled pork. Is this how you eat it? The reason I ask is I realized early on that BBQ sauce has A LOT of sugar in it. This can cause dumping and discomfort. I did find that there is an EXCELLENT sugar free BBQ sauce option, its called G Hughes. I buy it from Walmart .

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On 4/2/2018 at 6:17 AM, Jen967 said:

Creekimp13...would you be willing to share the recipe? Thanks! =)

I'm not sure if Creekimp13's recipe is different than mine, but it's basically pork tenderloin in bottom of the crock pot pour BBQ sauce on top and cook on low for 5-6 hours then shed in the pot (easiest thing in the world). I did a similar experiment with beef (chuck) roast (seared off in a pan first) in the crock pot with trader joes Korean BBQ sauce and it was amazing.

I’m 14 months post opp. Haven’t had pulled pork yet, has anyone else if so how did it affect you? Doctor said I’ll be fine but I’m still a little nervous to try (and yes I still call him about every and any little food question [emoji23][emoji23])
Current weight: 170




You’ve not had pulled pork in 14 months? That’s wild. I started eating chicken, pork, beef about a month out. But I chew it into a mush. You have to, and you have to go slow.

I needed the protein and that protein, especially pork, will keep you satiated a long, long time.

So yes! Pulled pork is fine, it can be turned very soft. Just remember to chew chew chew and go slow.


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I had my sleeve done in October and I still can't eat it [emoji20] I get extremely nauseous. I guess it just depends on the person. Or maybe I just need to eat it prepared in a different way [emoji4]


No worries! Don’t rush. Everyone’s sleeve is different just go with your own pace. I didn’t eat many things until I reached my 12 months cause I get sick easily but my results are amazing. The people saying they eat everything so early are the ones with much different results and I see them complaining on other threads. So it’s ok! I still always choose chicken over pork stomach wise


5 minutes ago, goldenbarbie said:


No worries! Don’t rush. Everyone’s sleeve is different just go with your own pace. I didn’t eat many things until I reached my 12 months cause I get sick easily but my results are amazing. The people saying they eat everything so early are the ones with much different results and I see them complaining on other threads. So it’s ok! I still always choose chicken over pork stomach wise

Thank you! I get sick easily too and I know how much it sucks! But the results are there so I guess the surgery is doing its job... We just gotta keep at it!! You look great!

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