beef?
Beef and pork can get tough and dry (but oh man, chicken can too!). My NUT didn't give any restrictions on type of meat, but did advise choosing the most moist cuts with added juices to help get and keep it down.
start with ground or tender pulled meat served with some sort of moisture added, chew well, eat slow, and see how you feel.
I prefer dark meat chicken b/c it is more tender than a dry boneless breast. I have not had issues with steak or pork - as long as it is tender and I chew well, it is no different than eating chicken or fish.
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That is very strange. I was told to eat all lean protein starting with about two weeks out. I find that beef and pork worked better for me than chicken (at least chicken breast) early out. I also found that a little sauce made things easier for me. I became great at making low cal sauces to go over my slow cooked beef.
I was allowed all foods after 2 weeks , the only problem I had was with fatty beef but I had that problem pre op also
and we should not eat fatty food anyway , I love to eat a nice med well steak ( 4 oz) , with 4 oz low cal zucchini suflay ( 60 cal ) but im over 1 year out and eating 800 cal / day