BBQ Smoked meats

[PittGuy 201]

How many post op'ers have tried BBQ'd meats? My favorite foods are smoked pulled pork and brisket. In moderation is this something i will be able to eat again.

[music1618 879]

I'm a Texas girl so yes I have tried BBQ since the surgery. I can eat it, but in very small amounts. It makes my pouch feel full after a few bites. But bbq baked Beans are now one of my favorite things to eat and Go down well.

[Anniesmom12 181]

i stayed away from bbq sauces because of the brown sugar in most.... but lately I have tried and been ok with baked Beans. I have tried some pulled pork and as long as I chew it really well I do fine, just really light on any sauce I put on it.

Hope you are able to enjoy some of your favorites.... it makes for a really tough road when you feel you are denying yourself so much!

Just take it easy and let your pouch tell you if its a go or not! You'll know right away what it likes or doesnt.

[cookier224 238]

I can eat bbq meats (small amounts) no sauce, one of my favorite restaurants is 4 Rivers here in Orlando FL.

[Nel 189]

I eat them too. There is a local supermarket here that cooks ribs and chicken wings. I buy them.

[SoccerMomma73 1,867]

Had pulled pork twice this week, little sauce, no issue. Ive been very lucky though and other than some dumping with high carb foods and queasiness with super greasy foods, I can eat everything I used to eat. Granted, the amount is hysterical compared to previous! I don't seem to like meat in general as much as I used to though.

HW 312, pre-op (RNY) 255, current weight 204.2

[Jacqueline K 93]

i stayed away from bbq sauces because of the brown sugar in most.... but lately I have tried and been ok with baked Beans. I have tried some pulled pork and as long as I chew it really well I do fine' date=' just really light on any sauce I put on it.

Hope you are able to enjoy some of your favorites.... it makes for a really tough road when you feel you are denying yourself so much!

Just take it easy and let your pouch tell you if its a go or not! You'll know right away what it likes or doesnt.[/quote']

Have you tried Bush's baked Beans? We have some at home and I have been scared to try them!

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[PittGuy 201]

I bet a Carolina style sauce would be good to use. I will have to do some home work and try making RNY friendly options on my smoker

[SoccerMomma73 1,867]

I bet a Carolina style sauce would be good to use. I will have to do some home work and try making RNY friendly options on my smoker

Low sugar so probably yup! Splenda brown sugar might work as a sub, not sure if it would burn super easy or not.

HW 312, pre-op (RNY) 255, current weight 204.2

[PittGuy 201]

I will have to try that spend a brown sugar in my rub and see if I can't make a BBQsauce with it.

[SoccerMomma73 1,867]

I will have to say, for the amount of rub and sauce I eat, the sugar content had not been an issue (and I'm a dumper!) how much rub/sauce can you put on 1 rib....but yes, keep us updated with your recipes Pitt!!!!

[PittGuy 201]

I don't put tons of sauce on my pulled pork but it would be nice to have a sauce that wasnt to full of sugar for grilling chicken or using with turkey meatballs

[Jeepchick42 193]

I don't know how you feel about bottled sauces but Walden Farms makes a sugar free one. I have not tasted it but I know you can get it at Walmart. Also there are tons of recipes online for sugar free BBQ Sauce.< /p>

[LeticiaHuggins 177]

BBQ Sauce makes me dump and baked Beans do too.

Too much sugar!

~Leticia **HW: 259**PreOp: 216**SURG: 3/21/13 **Discharged @: 221** 3 mons post op. CW: 165.0 lbs. --- Only 15 lbs to my goal ---

[PittGuy 201]

I don't know how you feel about bottled sauces but Walden Farms makes a sugar free one. I have not tasted it but I know you can get it at Walmart. Also there are tons of recipes online for sugar free BBQ Sauce.< /p>

I will try to find this and give it a try