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I have no idea why' date=' but cardboard seems to be a new food group.

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Agreed... I have not found one thing that Tastes amazing! Everything is yuck or barely tolerable... Although I ate a few lays potato chips with hot sauce and that was yum!

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Agreed... I have not found one thing that Tastes amazing! Everything is yuck or barely tolerable... Although I ate a few lays potato chips with hot sauce and that was yum!

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Hot sauce? You are brave. I'm afraid to try anything spicy.

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Try pickles. They hit the spot.

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I love pickles. I did lay off them for a while due to it having a lot of sodium.

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My taste buds have totally changed !!!! I thought I was the only one with that problem. I have tried a number of things that I once liked and now after WLS they taste totally different and I do not like them anymore !!!

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I would say if anything after post op I like spicer things now.

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I think that's why I'm having a hard time with salads. Without a lot of dressing - Umm it doesn't taste right. Too much dressing , too many calories and it pointless.

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I feel like Indiana Jones on a search for the Holy Grail of flavor satisfaction. At first, when I found a gem, I would repeat eating it, but would eventually tire of it. I now search for the spark of flavor, then store that info in memory, coming back to that food only periodically. A few of my gems are Progresso Tomato Basil Soup, Kippered Seafood Snacks, shrimp w/ cocktail sauce, Hormel tamales, garlic mashed potatoes, and pork chop. Almonds, sunflower seeds, cashews, mixed tropical fruit, LF yogurt, potato salad & cottage cheese are welcome and enjoyed. I love pickles & pepperocillies, but have not attempted them yet. Being Labor Day, I'm BBQing a steak today, making deviled eggs, and preparing some seasoned potato wedges. Portion sizes will be the most disheartening, but I know what my limits are. I will abide by the wisdom of the regemine and Celebrate wisely. Have a Great Holiday Weekend...

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Everything still tastes the same except Mio flavor enhancers.

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At first everything needed to be salty and spicy. Beans and hot sauce were great. But now I'm sick of Splenda, sour, and salty or spicy. I miss fruits an veggies so bad and nothing is refreshing. Thinking about trying babyfood fruit ice cold.

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I think that's why I'm having a hard time with salads. Without a lot of dressing - Umm it doesn't taste right. Too much dressing ' date=' too many calories and it pointless.

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Try buying the one you spray like 5 calories each. I can eat salad with sea salt & 1spoon olive oil. I'm not a Salad Dressing fan.

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I feel like Indiana Jones on a search for the Holy Grail of flavor satisfaction. At first' date=' when I found a gem, I would repeat eating it, but would eventually tire of it. I now search for the spark of flavor, then store that info in memory, coming back to that food only periodically. A few of my gems are Progresso Tomato Basil Soup, Kippered Seafood Snacks, shrimp w/ cocktail sauce, Hormel tamales, garlic mashed potatoes, and pork chop. Almonds, sunflower seeds, cashews, mixed tropical fruit, LF yogurt, potato salad & cottage cheese are welcome and enjoyed. I love pickles & pepperocillies, but have not attempted them yet. Being Labor Day, I'm BBQing a steak today, making deviled eggs, and preparing some seasoned potato wedges. Portion sizes will be the most disheartening, but I know what my limits are. I will abide by the wisdom of the regemine and Celebrate wisely. Have a Great Holiday Weekend...[/quote']

I can't eat pork chops anymore.

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Pork chops were a problem for me at first, but after my dilations, and conscience efforts to slice them thinly and chew sufficiently, I can get thru a portion of pork chop. Scrambled eggs are my nemesis at this time, and I hear that is common...

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