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Can I have this on puree stage?

pinkjellybean
on 2/8/12 10:40 am - Canada

VSG on 01/25/12

Laughing cow cheese wedges?

www.thelaughingcow.com/products/the-laughing-cow-wedges/

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sam1am
on 2/8/12 11:28 am

VSG on 09/08/09

While they aren't puree, they are extremely soft. I can't see a problem with them just eat slowly.

Sandy
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pinkjellybean
on 2/8/12 11:29 am - Canada

VSG on 01/25/12

I haven't actually started puree's yet but I'm trying to make a grocery list. I am still struggling with my darn full fluids...but I am headed grocery shopping in the next two days and want to make sure I have what I can eat.

Any suggestions?

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Leanne1
on 2/8/12 11:30 am - Newmarket, Canada

RNY on 09/14/10

I agree with Sandy. On the puree stage you can have crackers, put a little laughing cow cheese on it and eat slowly

sam1am
on 2/8/12 9:26 pm

VSG on 09/08/09

For the puree stage, I enjoyed a lot of canned fish and meats like flaked ham with a little mayo or cream cheese with maybe a little onion or relish (pureed) as well as my still go to, egg salad. I avoided any crackers until I got to goal.

Enjoy, Melissa!

Sandy
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Karen M.
on 2/8/12 9:48 pm - Mississauga, Canada

RNY on 03/21/06

Laughing cow wedges would be fine, yes.

Karen

Ontario Recipes Forum - http://www.obesityhelp.com/group/ontario_recipes/

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