Just wondering.

[VMS1990 30]

I'm not there yet but I had a sleeve. Can you ever eat popcorn again?

[SleevedstylistCO 8]

I have been wondering the same thing!

[TheOnlyDuchess 27]

My doctor said after six months

[BLERDgirl 6,417]

Yes, but in moderation. I first had it again around 3 mths out. When I do have it I either air pop it or buy the skinny pop brand.

[bellabloom 2,467]

Yup. It's one of the easiest things for me to eat and digest.

[LipstickLady 25,682]

It's not your best choice, but really, with the sleeve, most people can eat just about anything.

I love popcorn, but I don't eat it often because I know it's empty carbs and calories. There are so many better choices out there and I'd rather make great choices MOST of the time, so I can make not so good choices once in awhile.

[reree6898 1,164]

There is a brand called smartlife and they have a light version that is only 35 calories per cup and it is very good. I eat a cup a few times a week with my nuts blessing. For me it helps fill the void of not eating chips.< /p>

[Yaberhoo 358]

It's still high in carbohydrates. It is also a slider food for some people. popcorn should be a rare treat.

[ValerieDee1975 55]

yes you can....everyone is different as to when...and always ask your doc about a guideline.....I am 6 months out and popcorn is my nightly before bed snack...LOVE it!

[VMS1990 30]

Thanks for the advice. Yes, I'm aware of the calories. I do air popcorn use very little salt and butter.

[LipstickLady 25,682]

yes you can....everyone is different as to when...and always ask your doc about a guideline.....I am 6 months out and popcorn is my nightly before bed snack...LOVE it!

That's a great choice!!

[LipstickLady 25,682]

Thanks for the advice. Yes, I'm aware of the calories. I do air popcorn use very little salt and butter.

It's not the calories or the salt or the butter. It's the empty carbs that really aren't recommended, especially when you are in your losing stage.

Once you have figured out maintenance, have at it, but until then *I'd SUGGEST* you proceed with caution.