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I was sleeved on 4/20. I was on Clear liquids at the hospital and was instructed to move up on my post on diet to cream Soups (no chunks), pudding, etc. I've really been craving eggs. Do you think egg drop Soup falls into this stage of the diet plan or is that more in the baby food section?

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it is fine too have egg drop if you can keep it down try a spoon full walk away come back do it again just don't sit and eat it all to this day one year later I cannot go to a Chinese restaurant and eat a 4 course meal do I miss sometimes but I am happier with my new body more so being called fat or people dishing you I rather not eat the 4 course meal as far the egg drop Soup check calories and exercise more than the calorie intake.

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I can remember somewhere after that first week when I busted out the powders?utm_source=BariatricPal&utm_medium=Affiliate&utm_campaign=CommentLink" target="_ad" data-id="1" >unjury chicken Soup powder and made that first "bowl" of soup.

The savory flavor went so far beyond the simple Protein shakes.....so far. It's like it reached in my head and slapped me awake.

Now if I'd have thought of it and had proper egg drop soup.......DAYUM.....I may have had a foodgasm right then an there.

I hope your soup is good.....I'm sure it will be.

At the suggestion of a friend, I recently tried a brand new local Chinese spot two weeks ago. Their stir fry was beyond good.....crisp vegetables mixed in with chicken and steak that were perfectly done.......but......but, their Soups were on a whole 'nother level of goodness.

I'm so dang glad I found out a out the spot and really, really glad that I tried 2 of their 5 soups available.

Soup has become a frequent choice of mine in the post-op life. I fish out the meats and have some of the tasty liquids and get great flavor with few calories.

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I can remember somewhere after that first week when I busted out the unjury chicken Soup powder and made that first "bowl" of soup.

The savory flavor went so far beyond the simple Protein shakes.....so far. It's like it reached in my head and slapped me awake.

Now if I'd have thought of it and had proper egg drop soup.......DAYUM.....I may have had a foodgasm right then an there.

I hope your soup is good.....I'm sure it will be.

At the suggestion of a friend, I recently tried a brand new local Chinese spot two weeks ago. Their stir fry was beyond good.....crisp vegetables mixed in with chicken and steak that were perfectly done.......but......but, their Soups were on a whole 'nother level of goodness.

I'm so dang glad I found out a out the spot and really, really glad that I tried 2 of their 5 soups available.

Soup has become a frequent choice of mine in the post-op life. I fish out the meats and have some of the tasty liquids and get great flavor with few calories.

Lol...sorry ir post was just funny... um my surgery date was 4/20. Till today, 5 days postop im only able to handle 4oz or so at a time. How long before u can drink a bit more? I knw everyone is different but i want to see everyones exp..with this?

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