WHATS YOUR FAVORITE FOOD????????????

[baby jayne]

Mine is Dominos pizza, nachos with sour cream, guacamole and salsa, fajhitas, roast dinners, and chicken terriaki footlongs from subway with all the salad, sweet onion sauce and chipolte sauce mmmmm....thats why I now have a gastric band lol!!

Luv spicy foods to, and lots of garlic type foods Mmmmmm.

 

[Janeywanttoloosealot]

Before bypass it was CHOCOLATE and plenty of it, barbecure spare ribs, chips, meat,chocolate,and more chocolate.

Now after bypass would'nt give a thankyou for chocolate love mash, veg, roast pot but do miss my meat cannot stomach too much makes my pouch sicky.

 

[SOON 2 B SLINKY SUE]

absolutely everything!!! There is nothing i wont eat ..... you see thats my problem. Lots of it too as a never feel full, you know when you eat with slim people and they say "oh no, no more thanks i am stuffed!", well i never?!?!? I can honestly say i have never felt like that. i am just hoping my bypass puts an end to all of that and i can enjoy a little and not alot lol.
If you twisted my arm to name a few things it would have to be..
salt and chilli chicken wings
steak with peppercorn sauce
choclate fudge cake with cream and icecream
mmmmm, hungry now! xxx

 

[fairyringuk]

I love cooking with spices and use lots of chicken fresh veg and turkey, also noodles and some pasta
Not sure what I will enjoy after lol

Jay xx

 

[fat-girl-slim08]

At the moment I am Loving Asdas Whole Cooked Prawns in shells, I love to sit and peel them and eat the lot. Very good protien source too 200g 39.2 of protien per serving, Yummy!

 

[Caroline101061]

Pre Op - Fish and Chips, Chinese takeaway, chocolate, pizza, cakes, biscuits........

Post Op - fresh fruit and fruit puree ice lollies!

 

[Red 42]

Pre-op...Pizza, curry or chilli with lots of rice, Pasta, roast dinners, picky food such as nachos dips hummus olives, any seeded breads and of course lots of wine arty0036:

Post-op...nothing appeals at the moment :sigh2:, but cauliflour cheese goes down well.

 

[salski]

At the moment I am Loving Asdas Whole Cooked Prawns in shells, I love to sit and peel them and eat the lot. Very good protien source too 200g 39.2 of protien per serving, Yummy!

Mmmm they sound good - are they pre-cooked?

Pre op...crisps...large family sized pack....

post op...erm...I love love love hot and sour soup from the chinese chippy and also wholemeal melba toast plain with nothing on...mmmm

Also...what is liquor? As in pie and mash and liquor?

Sally x

 

[Stellap]

I was a crisp addict and anything takeaway pre-opp. Now I love anything with salt on - in fact I would say I have a craving for salt (am getting through tomatoes like they go out of fashion) wonder what my body is telling me I am missing? I try to limit them as the salt doesn't do me any good but as my blood pressure is on the low side I'm not overly concerned.

 

[Mixman]

I was exactly the same Stella. Salt on everything. Wasn't really fussed about it before but I went through a stage where I really craved some.

I'm liking onion bhajis at the moment. No idea why. I cook 6, have 3 and I'm satisfied.

 

[Cuppacocoa]

Pre op, my favourite meal would be on a Saturday night when I'd have takeaway thai green curry, jasmine rice, stir fried beef and lots of crackers, followed by 3 or 4 choclate bars and cheesecake. Chinese was a favourite too.

Post op - Nothing heavy/fatty/oily appeals, give me some griddled steak and salad anyday, followed by blueberries, strawberries and crunchy apples. I do still like chocolate but I couldn't eat half a bar now let alone 4!

Cuppa xx

 

[Neen]

Before, hmmm most things LOL My roast dinners, home made lasagne and curry.... I bake a lot so cakes like apple cake and chocolate fudge cake, Chicken satay, cumberland ring sausage and mash....sigh.......stew and dumplings, chicken chow mein and beef in black bean stir fries.....ohh and M&S carrot cake but not had any for years....my own baked cheesecake is nice as well.

After op...corned beef hash (homemade) , home made curry with no extras, Roast dinners in tiny portions, mushy peas, Ben and Jerrys Fairly Nuts Ice cream and Haagen Daz Choc, caramel and pralines ice cream (not daily of course) Home made leek and bacon soup..cinammon oatso simple with extra cinnamon, little Fru keylime desserts (tiny things) , the odd strawberry or two.
I still bake cakes/cookies etc for others eg Birthdays and neighbours etc but just don't eat them.

 

[12dobidog]

Any good home cooked food, I love cooking from scratch and really miss it but being post op I am missing my Fish, Chicken and most of all grilled smoked bacon.
I have tried some fish and chicken but found it hard to digest, I will try again in a couple of weeks

 

[Fat Again]

Pre Op: Meat Feast Pizza & Garlic Bread
(Pizza Hut of course)

Post Op: Home made Chicken Curry, with only a spoonful of rice

 

[RoseA]

SUSHI, for me it is the perfect food, colourful, fresh, full of protein, naturally low in fat and small portions, lol! I eat sushi whenever I get the chance. Many sushi places offer sashimi which is the fish sliced thin with no rice for those who skip rice. YUMMY!

I was looking at getting some sushi in Tescos this lunchtime - but it seemed very high in sugar ?

Rose

 

[tiarasandtantrums]

Pre-op - Vegetable tempura, cauliflower cheese, Marmite on toast (or crumpets) and crisp sandwiches!

Post-0p - hummous on cauliflower - Yummy! xx