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Ok, I have had lap band for almost 6 months and I am at 7cc. Ok my thing is what in the world can I eat for Breakfast? I cant eat eggs, they get stuck I cant eat bread I cant eat certain kinds of meat so what else is left beside oatmeal and grits? Oh yeah did I mention I hate oatmeal. I love Cereal but its just like drinking while eating, you wont stay full long. HELP!!!!:thumbup:

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Who says you have to have breakfast food?? Eat some typically dinner food for breakfast:smile:

I've never eaten an egg of my own free will

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Sometimes when we have leftovers of this really good curried pumpkin and peanut Soup that I make, i have it for breakfast.

I find cereal fills me up just fine, same as anything else.

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I am tight in the mornings, so I usually have a Protein Shake when I first get up (6am), then 2-3 hours later I'll have cottage cheese or a piece of low fat cheddar/string cheese. That holds me until I can eat lunch at noon.

I agree with the others. There's no reason, except personal preference, why you can't eat something other than breakfast foods.

If you find a high Fiber cereal that you like, and that you can tolerate, the cereal will absorb most of the milk and keep you full longer than regular cereals.

Good luck.

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