Can't eat deli sliced turkey?

[Hazelbunny 0]

I expected to not be able to eat bread, rice, and Pasta. I even thought chicken breast and certain veggies would be off the menu.

But lunchmeat?

I can eat the chicken, broccolli, even bread but one bite of lunch meat (by itself) causes an immediate golf ball in my chest.

The band is a fickle fickle thing.

[DrewsLou 3]

I can only eat deli turkey if I get the cheaper, moister turkey directly from the deli. Never had a problem with roast beef though... maybe try that?

[WASaBubbleButt 41]

Deli meats have a lot of fillers in them, I'll bet if you eat the real deal (just turkey) you might have better luck.

[waterlily1072 5]

I find that deli meats can give me issues too. Not entirely sure why but you aren't alone

[Jachut 487]

I dont really eat deli meat anyway, I dont like it. I dont like the thought of what's been done to it and I particularly loathe ham.

But I cant eat it either, it causes me discomfort too. And I can eat bread!

One of the other really weird things I cant eat is any processed Breakfast Cereal like Cornflakes or Rice Bubbles. It just will not go down. Yet you'd think they'd almost be a mushy wouldnt you? Heavy muesli or oatmeal, no problem but rice bubbles, no way. Not good for me anyway, just processed sugary carbs.

[WASaBubbleButt 41]

Rice bubbles, heh... cute. Is that Rice Crispies? I love your language, Jachut. Some of your terms I smile, I just love them!

[Jachut 487]

I think its the same thing - little bubbles of rice that go snap crackle pop?

[WASaBubbleButt 41]

I think its the same thing - little bubbles of rice that go snap crackle pop?

Yeah! That's it! Rice Crispies. Yum! I like a few Rice Crispies with my sugar. It's about the only time I put sugar on Cereal.< /p>

[juliegeraci 7]

I can't eat lunchmeat either. It has to be solid turkey breast. Julie

[dwarden 1]

I get the deli to shave the chicken breasts so that they are falling apart thin, then I make chicken salad out of it. The ham and roast beef don't shave the same way.