Pork rinds?

[thinoneday 445]

You know my doctor never did prescribe any sort of acid reducer for me and i've not had any kind of problems with acid reflux. . guess i'm either lucky or dumb huh????

[chmood 0]

Tiff, why do you prefer Prilosec over Nexium?

[Tiffykins 673]

Tiff, why do you prefer Prilosec over Nexium?

I've never taken Nexium so I don't truly have a preference for Prilosec over Nexium.

Nexium is extremely expensive even with RX coverage. Some insurance companies will not pay for Nexium because there is not a generic available. Prilosec and Protonix are both available by RX in generic form, and most insurance companies won't balk about having to cover these 2 drugs.

[educationrulz 18]

This thread is making me chuckle a bit because over the last couple of weeks, I've been trying to transition into my low carb pre-op diet so that it's not a shock to my system next month. Well, for some reason, I've been salivating over the Pork rinds lately at the gas station/CS I go to, but I didn't get them because I always thought of them as a guilty pleasure and useless calories. Now I find out that I can have them without feeling like a bad girl. My daughter is going to be so excited when we get to stop by "snack central" at the gas station tomorrow afternoon so I can get me some pork rinds. :wink0:

[Catyroses 1]

I have to say, mushy Pork rinds do not sound very good. LOL!

[Catyroses 1]

Has anyone ever tried microwave Pork rinds?

[Maddie 9]

Mary, that's too funny! Seems like we have to relearn everything LOL.

Catyroses, after you asked, I seemed to remember my mom used to like the microwave ones. So, I called her this afternoon and she said they are great. I found some on Amazon and ordered them.:biggrin0: