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What was the 1st thing you had?

I am planning on 3ish gulf shrimp, pan seared with lots of garlic.

Or maybe a piece of whitefish, also seared with a dill cream sauce..

We will see how it all goes though, I am on my 1st day of very soft foods. had scrambled eggs this morning and lastnight I cheated a little and had some cottage cheese.. sofar so good.

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My first real food was some grilled salmon.

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Grilled Salmon would work as well, to bad its so bloody expensive.. even here in the PNW.

Maybe some fresh Asparagus to go with it

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gosh i don't remember. baked chicken I think

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I cooked salmon in my air fryer. It was delicious!

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i tryed pizza that does not work one bite and out it came before i got it down still dont do pizza although i want to just cant do it

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going to be interesting to see what I can and can not eat in the coming weeks.. and yes, i will try pizza😀

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Today I had a lettuce wrapped grilled chicken burger. 2 days early but whatever. Removed most of the lettuce since it’s hard to digest but ate the burger over 3 meals/snacks. It was heaven. If anyone has a burger lounge I highly suggest their lettuce wrap burgers!!

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soft boiled egg or soft scrambled egg (can't remember)

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The recommendation from my team is keep it simple at first, hold off on fancy sauces, marinades and sides. Your first solid food meals you probably won't even finish since a bite or two will fill you up. Also introduce foods one at a time, that way if your new sleeve/pouch rejects something you can narrow it down easier, food logging also helps with this. Good Luck 👍.

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tuna and some mayonnaise...it was heavenly!

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Mine was pureed chicken salad, it was great!!

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I believe mine was tuna!

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Half of a roasted chicken thigh. It was so blissful to chew!

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Mine was chili. It was glorious.

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