Peanut butter

[PudgeBeGone 98]

Will Peanut Butter get stuck in your pouch after rny? I know a stupid question I’ve been scared since surgery(March 20,2019) to try to eat it and just melted some and licked the spoon then dipped a part of a banana in it and ate it it was to sticky for my mouth so I decided to drizzle it on the banana but now I’m sitting here wondering if it’s even possible for peanut butter to get stuck in your pouch after surgery.

[toodlerue 433]

I haven’t heard of that happening & it didn’t happen to me.

[catwoman7 10,986]

nope. I've eaten it several times with no issues.

[lvidacovich 372]

I've been eating it since my soft phase because I wanted something to chew (crunchy PB). No issues here ever. I literally have a teaspoon a day

[wjgo 272]

Peanut Butter stays in your stomach longer it seems. It does not seem to digest as fast. I don't think you will have a problem with it, depending on when and what else you are eating.

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[Dances with Carbs 168]

If I come under my protien goal, I'll have some Peanut Butter just to add some more. It doesnt seem to bother me but I try to limit myself to 1 teaspoon since it has so many dang calories.

[MsBrown76 43]

PB is on my post op during my purées stage and I tolerate that

[FluffyChix 17,413]

No. But some people have issues with nuts and nutbutters close out from surgery. Other's don't.

I personally couldn't handle the full fat kind until probably about 1 year out. Same thing with large volume of nuts/seeds. I still really have to keep it to 1/2-3/4oz of nuts/seeds to be super comfy. It would sit in my pouch like led and make me feel very nauseated. I think it's cuz of the fat content? But I had no issues using the vitacost Peanut Butter Slim Peanut Butter powder reconstituted or used in smoothies etc. Not nearly as good for sure, but it wouldn't stick around and make me feel like pukin'!