I am the same way.  I get tired of the same stuff.  Let's see, what have I been eating.  Well, I eat 5-6 meals a day (one or two of them is a protein shake).  I like a hard boiled egg chopped up with 1 Tbsp of light mayo and 1 Tsp of mustard (salt and pepper of course) smeared onto low-fat Ritz crackers (5 of them).  I got some fresh salmon and cook it with a little extra virgin olive oil over medium heat with cajun seasoning...delish!  Shrimp with ****tail sauce.  Light lunchmeat with a Babybel light cheese round (add some mustard for a twist).  The pintos and cheese from Taco Bell is good (as the above post said).  I love Wendy's chili.  Crab legs are delicious.  Meatballs are good (if you can tolerate beef, if not, try ground turkey or chicken).  Make your own lowfat crabcakes by subbing greek yogurt or light mayo for regular mayo.  I am in love with Stacy's Pita Chips in the Garden Veggie flavor.  I can eat seven of those and I smear some fat free cream cheese on them.  I bought some salmon burgers (pre made patties) that were very tasty.  I also have to second the cheese sticks and Fage greek yogurt is absolutely delicious with some strawberries and splenda.  I eat that every day now for the protein count.  That's all I can think of for now.  Hope all the replies give you something you haven't tried!!!

Take care!
 

How many a day?

I do Unjury Vanilla or Chocolate with skim milk.  The result...28 grams per serving.  Very tolerable, doesn't make me nauseous.

Nut at my surgeon's office recommended "Pure Protein" brand from Costco.  I bought a box tonight - will try one tomorrow.  20 g protein per bar - they look good. 

My guideline says to start them 8 weeks post op.

Great Post....To my surprise, my husband is not a supporter, nor a critic.  I was most worried by my (athletic, mother of three small girls) Primary Care Physician.  I thought she would judge me....completely opposite. She hugged me and said she has seen "lives changed for the best" in many of her patients.  Her own brother also had it done.  I was so relieved.    My husband buys dunkin doughnuts, mcdonalds and when I told him one day I ran 1 mile without stopping since surgery, he said "well I ate a cheeseburger today without stopping also!"   He is gaining weight and i cannot tell him what to do.  We eat completely different things.  Crazy thing is, i'm the one who birthed these children of ours and gained the weight.  He had always been relatively fit.  He had lost weight a few years ago on a "diet"  lost 50 lbs, and then STOPPED....gained it all back.  I just want him to be healthy, but friends say i can only lead by example.  So I try.

My other best supporter is a girl i work with who is so far the only person who noticed that I have lost over 25 lbs.  I know it's starting to show, so I feel good, but I have a long way to go.   Good news is i have 100% willpower over my food choices.  I am in this for life, I want to be around when my 6 and 9 year old grow up!   They say "mommy you look good!"  I am happy.