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Can salads go down pretty good. Does anyone out there have an issue with salads. Minus croutons of course. Are there any foods that are usually in a salad I should avoid. I am afraid of vomiting. Thanks

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I don't I love them, Eat them as much a I can!!!!! Of course with Protein on it!!

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Can salads go down pretty good. Does anyone out there have an issue with salads. Minus croutons of course. Are there any foods that are usually in a salad I should avoid. I am afraid of vomiting. Thanks

I have to stay away from having chicken ( any style) in salads. Otherwise, S T U C K. That's no fun. Haven't run across anything else in salads, including walnuts, raisans, etc., that cause a problem.

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I don't have a problem with salads either... i eat them a lot.

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I am only able to eat iceburg, nothing else. Have tried cutting into little pieces and chewing, chewing, chewing....then bam....big time stuck. Try it, that the only way you will find out. Good luck!!!

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Vegetarian taco salad (with any kind of lettuce) is one of the few foods I can eat without issue - while being slightly too full (band wise).

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I eat salads all the time; I prefer them loaded with veggies and Protein like meat, eggs, and/or cheese.< /p>

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:thumbs_up: No problem with salad. Love Greek salad with crumbled feta on it and black olives, or caesar with homemade bacon bits, parmesan and some croutons for a treat! I find the crunch of a salad very satisfying as well in addition to the health benefits of fresh greens. I also happen to love the taste of a fresh salad too so I'm glad i don't have a problem eating it. :thumbup:

p.s. I'm running on a bit about the food as I am so tired of my liquid diet that is now over 3 weeks because of my jaw surgery. I would so love to have a salad or something crunchy.

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I have trouble with lettuce. Gets stuck every time. All the goodies on top are OK, like cheese, eggs, meat. And since my fill a couple of weeks ago, if there's a hint of bread or breading, it'll get stuck. But as you can see by these responses, everyone's different.

Can salads go down pretty good. Does anyone out there have an issue with salads. Minus croutons of course. Are there any foods that are usually in a salad I should avoid. I am afraid of vomiting. Thanks

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How did your need to advertise come up on a question about salad. I was able to eat salad until the last fill now nada cant eat it. Im struggling with eating Im thinking of an unfill soon. Its been a month and a half and I am having issues.

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need to advertise, is that for me

How did your need to advertise come up on a question about salad. I was able to eat salad until the last fill now nada cant eat it. Im struggling with eating Im thinking of an unfill soon. Its been a month and a half and I am having issues.

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No someone had posted some advertisement. I guess it was removed it was about getting dental work done lol

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At this point its everything

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