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<blockquote data-quote="klmno" data-source="post: 545619" data-attributes="member: 3699"><p>That does stink for Billy- and it sounds like it might stink for you, too, DJ.</p><p></p><p>Hound- I have a V8 for breakfast, when I eat breakfast. When I get shakey in the mornings, I can drink a V8 and 20 mins later the shakes are completely gone. They have tons of flavor for V8 these days.</p><p></p><p>DJ- I've been thinking of some softer foods since reading your last post. I'm sure you can think of some but I was wondering if I could throw out some and maybe 1 or 2 would sound appealing- if you're allowed to eat it. I have no idea what you need to stay away from and what foods would be ok and sit well on your stomach.</p><p></p><p>So- clam chowder, lobster or shrimp bisque, grilled cheese sandwich, broccolli/cheese casserole, mexican chicken casserole (can be made very mild and small bites of chicken are very tender), cornbread and pinto beans- maybe with some mashed potatoes, spaghetti with meat sauce, jello with fruit, PB&J sandwich, egg sandwich, tuna salad, polish sausage and rice, pasta and grilled fish and spinach in olive oil, mac&cheese and some fruit or berries on the side.... am I helping any or making things worse?</p><p></p><p>As an afterthought re costs and health- I am starting to realize that with E and me at least, drinks play into it more than the actual food many times. I spend a lot for our drinks and they might undermine half of any effort I make to feed us right.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="klmno, post: 545619, member: 3699"] That does stink for Billy- and it sounds like it might stink for you, too, DJ. Hound- I have a V8 for breakfast, when I eat breakfast. When I get shakey in the mornings, I can drink a V8 and 20 mins later the shakes are completely gone. They have tons of flavor for V8 these days. DJ- I've been thinking of some softer foods since reading your last post. I'm sure you can think of some but I was wondering if I could throw out some and maybe 1 or 2 would sound appealing- if you're allowed to eat it. I have no idea what you need to stay away from and what foods would be ok and sit well on your stomach. So- clam chowder, lobster or shrimp bisque, grilled cheese sandwich, broccolli/cheese casserole, mexican chicken casserole (can be made very mild and small bites of chicken are very tender), cornbread and pinto beans- maybe with some mashed potatoes, spaghetti with meat sauce, jello with fruit, PB&J sandwich, egg sandwich, tuna salad, polish sausage and rice, pasta and grilled fish and spinach in olive oil, mac&cheese and some fruit or berries on the side.... am I helping any or making things worse? As an afterthought re costs and health- I am starting to realize that with E and me at least, drinks play into it more than the actual food many times. I spend a lot for our drinks and they might undermine half of any effort I make to feed us right. [/QUOTE]
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