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:hungry:I had a question - I wanted to see what types of foods bother all the different people out there...Please send a quick reply and let me know what foods bother you. I think this will help others in preventing the same experiences.

Thanks in advance!

The one thing I've had a problem with is Burger. I had it in Chili. I didn't PB I just had indigestion. I eat lost of chicken and fish...and I won't even go near any type of bread out of fear! I have experienced the "golf ball" sensation in my throat a few times, but stop eating at that point and usually walk.

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I can't do dry or rubbery chicken. Gets stuck every time.

That's the only food that I consistently have problems with, no matter how much I chew, or how small a bite I take, or how careful I am. NO dry or rubbery chicken for me. Not even dripping in gravy or sauce.

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Fish is the worst offender for me.

Followed closely by any stodgy junk such as pizza, ugh. Just not worth the effort.

I can eat bread, I have to be careful, but I can eat it and I can eat sushi too although its very filling.

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Steak steak and steak, porkchop and bread early in the mornings and if I ever try to sneak in a little sip with my meal I will be stuck.

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For me it is always bread and always scrambled eggs. You would think eggs wouldn't be a problem but holy smokes - every time. I also cannot eat a muffin at all but that is something we definitely don't need anyway.

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Well, for me, it's mashed potatoes! Can't do it!! I don't like gravy w/ my taters (I know. . I'm strange), and in order for them to go down, I have to drown them in gravy. . so really. . .what's the point?

Fish is good, but it has to be really moist, or I have to have something to dip it in. Since it takes so long to eat, the longer the fish sits on my plate, the drier it gets.

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Dry white chicken

Boiled eggs

any steak except filet mignon

fried anything

dry tortillas

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Chicken/Turkey or any type of bird in any shape or form. Does not matter how it is prepared.

Rice

Hamburger

Doughy breads (pizza, doughnuts, etc.)

Potato Chips/Tortilla chips

Pork chops (but I can eat sausage and bacon, go figure)

Cake/Brownies/etc.

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