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Late night 2oz snack

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  • 1-Chance
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    I had 1/2 sf jello... Doesn't take much to get full... But it did the job... Thank u everyone..

  • GreenTealael
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    The road to perdition is paved with late night 2oz snacks ?????Joking Joking Joking????? Tuna/chicken/salmon salad, string cheese, babybel soft cheese, hummus, cottage cheese...

  • I think it's a powdered chocolate peanut butter? I have the peanut butter powder, but have never tried it yet. Curious to know for sure.

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Maybe yogurt or homemade sf pudding?

Anyone have any ideas on what 2oz of late nite snack I can have.. soft/pureed phase still...

Sugar free pudding, sugar free popsicles. Sugar free jello, low fat mozzarella cheesestick.

Chocolate PB2!

I like to have sugar-free chocolate jello

The road to perdition is paved with late night 2oz snacks

?????Joking Joking Joking?????

Tuna/chicken/salmon salad, string cheese, babybel soft cheese, hummus, cottage cheese...

5 hours ago, 1-Chance said:

What is a chocolate PB2?

I think it's a powdered chocolate peanut butter? I have the peanut butter powder, but have never tried it yet. Curious to know for sure.

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