Cheese Stick

[612belly 32]

10 days post op?? Advice please

[COsleeveDude 273]

Low-fat cheese wasn't on my program list until week 3. I quit buying cheese, though. I still love the taste, too easy to eat too much.

[DEZ1975 170]

String cheese and low fat cheese is on my mushy food options. String cheese has 7 grams of protein!!

[612belly 32]

Yes. I know I shouldn't have it. I'll grab a sugar free Popsicle. I am not on puréed until 9/7. I'm just wanting something different.

[Sassygirl06 962]

Yes. I know I shouldn't have it. I'll grab a sugar free Popsicle. I am not on puréed until 9/7. I'm just wanting something different.

try a sugar free fudgesicle. or some Jello, or pudding. that helped me

[lollyfidy1965 402]

When you do get around to trying string cheese, Weight Watchers low-fat string cheese is quite good.

[ssriley 52]

Mini BabyBel Lights by Laughing Cow. They're in a mesh bag and are individually wrapped in wax. They are soft, only 50-cals but 8 gm of Protein. They are easier on me than the string cheese and taste better too.

[COsleeveDude 273]

I tried both of those, and they both taste good. Too good, so I quit buying it. I just can't control my cheese habit, I end up eating at least 2-3 per day, if not 4-6.

When you do get around to trying string cheese, Weight Watchers low-fat string cheese is quite good.

Mini BabyBel Lights by Laughing Cow. They're in a mesh bag and are individually wrapped in wax. They are soft, only 50-cals but 8 gm of Protein. They are easier on me than the string cheese and taste better too.

[lollyfidy1965 402]

I tried both of those, and they both taste good. Too good, so I quit buying it. I just can't control my cheese habit, I end up eating at least 2-3 per day, if not 4-6.

I totally understand, CO! The only cheese I've had since my surgery is Laughing Cow spreadable low-fat Swiss....in part because I don't trust my ability to manage the amount of other cheeses I'd eat. Cheese has long been a major love of mine.....and a major contributor of calories!