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Hard Boiled Egg

Hello!

I've been banded for a little over 6 months now and decided to have a hard boiled egg for Breakfast this morning. I thought I had chewed carefully, but about 20 minutes later, 45 minutes later it was still in my esophagus and I kept bringing up pieces. I finally ended up PBing it. Not sure what the problem was because I had HB egg in my tuna last night. Maybe because it was the first thing I ate today... :smile:

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I have been banded almost 4 months and I can't eat a hard boiled egg plain any time of the day. The yolk gets stuck. I have 2 hard boiled eggs each morning for breakfast mixed with a little mayo and mustard. For some reasons two hard boiled eggs keep me fuller than two scrambled eggs.

I can't do hardboiled eggs either. I can in egg salad or deviled eggs but not dry...no way! It is too dry and thick and I nearly chocked on it. Soft boiled is better.

The ONLY way I can eat eggs is in egg salad. Mix hardboiled eggs with a little Miracle Whip light and mustard, salt & pepper. But like most people this has to be for lunch or later. The only thing I can stomach in the morning is a Luna protein bar and coffee.

Can't do a plain hard boiled egg either. I soft scramble mine with milk, make deviled eggs with curry (YUM), make egg drop soup on cold days, or beat one in with some ricotta cheese, pour spaghetti sauce over it and bake it with parmesan and provolone on top. YUM!!!

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