Bacon

[kim2002 140]

Just wondering if anyone ate bacon on the soft/fork tender stage?

Kim

[DeniseM 238]

I don't consider bacon to be a soft food. I waited until I was on a full/regular diet before trying bacon.

[LipstickLady 25,682]

Bacon is not soft. If it's not cooked crispy, it can be very stringy and that can get hung up in your sleeve. Wait.

[TJL 222]

Bacon's not a soft food. Please wait till later.

[J.Diesel 220]

I advise you to wait, bacon is not a soft food.< /p>

[swmassey126 10]

Bacon is also higher in fat. Lean meats are better.

[Madam Reverie 2,958]

You could always try what I did for my man this evening; as a substitute for bacon and as a means to ween him off his total bad-food diet. I pan fried lean delhi pork ham in a pan with a very small knob of butter. After that, I added some scrambled eggs. He said it tasted good?!

[endless80 697]

mmmm bacon.

I miss bacon.

[LipstickLady 25,682]

At four months out, I eat 2 slices of bacon almost every morning with my sunny side up egg. I buy center cut bacon that is as lean as you are going to get and enjoy every bite. Totally worth it.

[kim2002 140]

Here's another thing I want to throw out there! In my guideline food it doesn't say to avoid bacon, it says steak, pork chops and pork tenderloin as these are tougher than chicken, beef etc....anyway, if you chew chew chew like i do everything else, i think it would be ok! Anyway, if my have more fat in it, but it's pure Protein NO carbs and at this point my nut told me not to really count calories, or carbs watch my sugar and to get in 70g of protein! 3 little slices have 9g of protein....that's pretty awesome I think!! Thanks for responding I was just wondering what everyone else did!!!

Kim