Bread

[luckyla]

I haven't tried it yet?
From next Wednesday I'll be on normal food. Have done my six weeks of building up to it ;-)
Is bread a problem to get down?

 

[londongirl]

Nearly 4 months post op and bread is still a no no for me, but then again everyones different

 

[Ankaas]

Bread equals butter for me I'm afraid so I'm off it altogether and I feel better for it. Sticks to your insides like glue apparently and not easy to digest.

 

[Big an Bouncy]

Try weight watchers malted bread first and toast it,It drys it out and goes down better.To be honest I hardly ever eat it now,doesnt enter my head unless im out shopping and stop for something to eat.I could only manage quarter of a samdwich and thats without crusts!I tend to have quiche and leave the pastry!Melba toast or ryvita are better.

 

[luckyla]

Thank you all for your feedback

 

[Mixman]

Bread isn't a problem for me but I'm 2 years out. Bread can act like a plug sometimes and be uncomfortable. I have it as it makes me feel full for longer. Rye bread is the best and easiest.

 

[luckyla]

Bread isn't a problem for me but I'm 2 years out. Bread can act like a plug sometimes and be uncomfortable. I have it as it makes me feel full for longer. Rye bread is the best and easiest.

Mix

May I ask what you eat now in a typical day?

 

[dolly48dd]

Ive not tryed bread yet. before my opp i could eat a whole loaf so im staying away from it.

 

[Mixman]

Mix

May I ask what you eat now in a typical day?

All depends on if I'm working or not. If I'm at work I eat more than I should. Typically I make 6 sandwiches, normally cheese/ham salads, on small/medium breadcakes and have them spread though the day and I am a devil with crisps and do end up having a packet or 2. Bear in mind my working day I get up at 5:00 in the morning and get home around 8 in the evening followed by an hour on the X-Trainer! I try to have Rye bread where possible or at least wholemeal/farmhouse.

On a day at home I will have something like poached eggs on toast for breakfast, a pasta meal for lunch and something like rice for dinner or a hotpot/stew or just a salad. I try and have fruit when I can.

 

[Karlos]

I was told to avoid bread for 12 weeks, and to be honest it hurt me to eat it for a year or more. I'm ok with it now but I don't eat much of it anyway

 

[luckyla]

All depends on if I'm working or not. If I'm at work I eat more than I should. Typically I make 6 sandwiches, normally cheese/ham salads, on small/medium breadcakes and have them spread though the day and I am a devil with crisps and do end up having a packet or 2. Bear in mind my working day I get up at 5:00 in the morning and get home around 8 in the evening followed by an hour on the X-Trainer! I try to have Rye bread where possible or at least wholemeal/farmhouse.

On a day at home I will have something like poached eggs on toast for breakfast, a pasta meal for lunch and something like rice for dinner or a hotpot/stew or just a salad. I try and have fruit when I can.

Thanks for your reply x

 

[luckyla]

I was told to avoid bread for 12 weeks, and to be honest it hurt me to eat it for a year or more. I'm ok with it now but I don't eat much of it anyway

Thanks for your reply Karlos x