Breakfast Ideas Post Op

[thisbkaren71 0]

Hello all,

I am three weeks out of surgery and have started soft foods already. I have been doing really well with eating slow and keeping food down. I am having a problem with Breakfast items. I do not like oatmeal, yogurt, eggs, or cottage cheese. Help. Any suggestions?

Thanks you! Karen

[Richard Foor 655]

Well the only suggestion I can think of is that that there are a couple brands of Protein pancake mixes available. I have purchased them some before on Bariatric Choice and they are decent, the ones I tried were the Proti Diet brand. They also have protein cereals I have seen on the same site but haven't personally tried them. Good Luck.

[lsereno 2,525]

Maybe just have the same types of food you eat later in the day? What did you eat for Breakfast pre-op?

I liked vanilla Protein powder mixed with Starbucks instant Decaf. Tasted like a latte to me.

Lynda

[Mrs.RRn 2,111]

I don't have any real suggestion on what to eat (sorry). But I can say that I eat food now (post op) that I thought was completely disgusting before.

Preop I tried Greek yogurt, and after 1 bite I threw the container out. And I NEVER EVER thought in a BILLION years that I'd ever eat cottage cheese. I was wrong. My post-op tastes buds love it.

So, I'd suggest to go ahead and try things you may not think you like with an open mind.

Good luck!!!

[momrox 33]

Someone on one of the forums posted this idea and I tried it this weekend and it is incredible. Mash up a banana, the riper the better in a bowl. Add a couple of eggs and some fat free milk and whisk it like you were making scrambled eggs. I heated some coconut oil in a pan and put a ladle full of the mixture in and they come out like crepes! So good, sweet enough to eat alone, but I put some cottage cheese and sugar free jam on top and it was absolutely yummy! Sort of like a cheese blintz!

[sanks51 214]

I don't always eat 'breakfast' things at breakfast. Sometimes I have slice of ham or ox tongue with celery and a spoon of tzatziki. Sometimes I have ground pork/turkey (mince) with mushrooms, peppers and a few slices of zucchini. Sometimes I have a small bowl of prawns cooked in a teaspoon of coconut oil! Sometimes I have mackerel. Like Lynda said, we don't necessarily have to stick to eggs, yoghurt etc for breakfast which is great if your feeling creative in the mornings

[MIJourney 490]

My first "meal" at 4:30am or whatever time I get up on days off is Decaf with hot chocolate Protein Powder 80c/15g Protein.< /p>

Then I have a couple low fat mozzarella string cheese 100c/12g protein about 3 hrs later.