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Sweet Tooth - Post Bypass

I know I am not the only one with a sweet tooth out there. What are you guys doing to curve or satisfy your sweet cravings post bypass without destroying your diet. I do have trouble with dumping and have had several episodes, if I tried to push the sweets limit. I do eat fruits and that helps sometimes, but sometimes I have an uncontrollable urge for CHOCOLATE!

I have also found fiber one bars that are oats and chocolate 140 calories. That's not too bad right? But I sure you guys have discovered so other things I haven't thought of so lets hear it?

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  • GreenTealael
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    *Bursts In* Am I late? No? Good. I was a fiend for sugar prior to surgery. I was lying to myself. I just chose top shelf. A rose by any other name, right? I used Agave nectar,raw &

  • This is something I could experiment with, coz I have a bunch of SF syrups. Never thought to put them in tea! I'll let you know how it goes.

  • shoregirl75
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    I though i may try that also. How do you make yours? I was thinking Almond milk, with cocoa powder and splenda or stevia.

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Tried my FiberOne granola bar. Not good......It tasted delicious and it said it only had one gram of sugar but it made me super sick for about an hour. I was very nauseous and throwing up. Dumping syndrome at its best. UGGGG.....I guess back to the drawing board.

  • 2 weeks later...

Popsicle brand makes a fudge pop "no sugar added" ice cream pop that's a good chocolate craving treat. Not sure yet if it makes you sick yet, my revision to the bypass is sometime in the next 2 months.

Sugar free popsicles are my go to for sweet. There are also sugar free chocolates but those are def a slippery slope ??
Good luck
sugar free popsicles are my go to for sweet. There are also Sugar Free Chocolates but those are def a slippery slope [emoji849][emoji23]
Good luck
I stay away from SF candy but the pops are different. I don't eat any sf caramels, chocolates or Taffy of any kind. I can still eat a ton of SF candies, and it's definitely a trigger down that slippery slope of eating.
Swiss Miss reduced calorie hot chocolate made with Fairlife milk or Chocolate sea salt Rx bars. I have one or both of these most days.

Swiss Miss can also be made with water, just as good. I also use water for condensed soups with protein powder.

I'm still in the soft foods phase post--op just 12/11, so I'm digging on sugar-free popsicles and sugar-free pudding

I stay away from SF candy but the pops are different. I don't eat any sf caramels, chocolates or Taffy of any kind. I can still eat a ton of SF candies, and it's definitely a trigger down that slippery slope of eating.
Yes depending on SF candy is not a good idea at all. I could eat a ton of SF caramels and the calorie count is big, not worth the treat.

I just moved on to ground proteins and I’m still sticking with the SF popsicles. They are so much better than I ever thought they would be. So relieved when I like something I thought I’d hate LOL

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