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Every year my hospital (Siani Hospital of Baltimore) hosts a Protein party for people that either had or are thinking of having bariatric surgery. We have vendors show up to answer questions and hand out free sample of their product. This is being held on Thursday March 20th 6-7:30pm. We also have door prizes.

If you have any questions please feel free to ask.

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Oh, cool! Thanks for the heads up!

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Any idea what vendors are usually there?

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Last year we had a bunch. So far this is what we have coming that we know of. Bariatric Advantage, Neighbor Care Pharmacy, Nutrametrix, Isopure, Pure Protein, Celebrate Vitamins, Quest, Recharge, Cabot cheese, smoothie King, Ostrim, Isopure, Bariatric Foodie lady came and made shakes and sold her book.

We also have samples from powders?utm_source=BariatricPal&utm_medium=Affiliate&utm_campaign=CommentLink" target="_ad" data-id="1" >unjury, PB2, Detour bars, and Coboni that we will be giving out to take home.

I also made Crab stuffed devil eggs and others made Protein taco Soup and cheesy chicken made with Unjury protein cheese sauce.

Last year we had little over 200 people show up.

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As of today nectar is aboard and will be sending us free samples to hand out at the event.

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This sounds great! My first Baltimore thread I come across and it definitely sounds like a winner. But just to clarify, is it Thursday March 20th? Your original post says Tuesday the 20th but Tuesday is the 18th, so I just want to be sure.

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Sorry posted the wrong day. It is Thursday March 20th not Thursday. 6pm-7:30pm

This sounds great! My first Baltimore thread I come across and it definitely sounds like a winner. But just to clarify, is it Thursday March 20th? Your original post says Tuesday the 20th but Tuesday is the 18th, so I just want to be sure.

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