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What's Your Food Nemesis?

Something as simple as bread and butter is my food nemesis. Ive ate alot of sweets in my lifetime but I could go without eating them at times. Bread and butter? Im not sure lol

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Chips in sour cream or tzatziki.

8 hours ago, Tomo said:

chips in sour cream or tzatziki.

You could make your own Tzatziki from fat free Greek yogurt. High in protein and good for you. I have it on anything not just chips

Oh man, Oh man. CHIPS! Any kind really. I love kettle chips, extra crunchy.

I have tried quest protein chips after surgery, not an adequate substitute.

We made nachos, they were ok that way. With the meat and cheese, etc.

But Then I tried them again just with some guacamole and they were not good. They have a weird powdery texture.

Luckily I don't really have any cravings right now, but I am sure that will change at some point. At that point, I will find a plan B. haha

I also love skittles and starburst. The good thing is that I have always been ok just eating 1 or 2 starburst and walking away or a few skittles. So its not as bad as wanting to eat an entire bag of chips.

On 4/12/2022 at 2:42 AM, EastcoastUSvsg said:

coffee w/half and half. At least 4 cups a day. Gonna be a very hard habit to break.

Coffee with A LOT of sugar & had to have half/half as well. I had surgery on 4-13 & that for sure was the most difficult habit to break. At one point I was drinking 3 XL Dunkins a day. Right before surgery I was at about a pot, so it's been hard! Tried to compensate with flavored naturally decaf teas, stevia & different no sugar/ no dairy creamer. Just not the same so I stopped ? can't wait until I can have maybe a very small cup of regular! Lol

Pizza!!! Still in pureed stage. I can NOT wait to have a small slice! The ricotta bake recipe has helped & I figured out a way to have low fat mozzarella sticks so I'm hoping that will allieve the craving!

On 4/16/2022 at 5:20 AM, SleeveDiva2022 said:

My weakness is anything sour, tart, salty. I don't have a sweet tooth so I don't care about that. I also don't like bread. But Dt Mt Dew and Dt Coke...oh lordy....out of everything, that's gonna be the hardest to break. I was told the caffeine isn't an issue as long as you stay well hydrated (they said caffeine can dehydrate you) but the carbonation is a big no no because it can irritate and stretch the pouch.

I drink carbonated drinks no problem now. 9 months post op.

19 hours ago, Sunshine Princess said:

And regular Coca Cola. Not diet, not Coke Zero, the classic coke in a can in a glass with ice.

Mine too and I only managed 4 months without it. I do have 1 every couple of days now.

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