Bread

Did I ask this already or was I just thinking it? Can you give me the low down on what we can eat for bread? I think it is supposed to be toast only at this point, but I wondered about other things. For the holidays I made sugar-free pumpkin bread, so that is really moist, is that something we can eat or is it too heavy? Thanks

I've been eating bread since about 4 months.  Even now bread can still bother me.  The denser the bread the harder it can be on your pouch.  For example, I highly discourage a bagel unless you toast it really well.  For me, the drier and more crumby it is - the easier it is to eat.  For example, a piece of coffee cake at a coffee shop doesn't go down well, but a scone goes down great. Of course, you have to remember that bread is a carb and we shouldn't eat too much of it anyway, but my rule of thumb is actually dry and crumby...better on the pouch.  Moise and dense....makes the pouch hurt! Good luck!

Miss Laura, May I say you are looking Fab U lous!!!

I will eat bread, certainly not every day, but I have toast or a toasted tortilla.

 Bread is different for everyone, some dump badly and others like me can eat any type. Its all experimentation till you get your feel for how your pouch reacts  :)

I don't have any advice. But, I wanted to let you know that you are looking good. Love the new avatar!! Hope all is well.

Hi Laura....you look so good....love the new avatar pic...wooohoooo!! I am a whimp and haven't tried any bread yet so I can't answer that question. One of these days a may try something. I hear so many people having problems with it that it still scares me. Hugs, connie d

I try not to eat any bread.  If I do its whole wheat and an ultra thin slice.   I LOVE banana bread...but I make it with splenda!

Bread hits my tummy like a ROCK!  So....I just stay away from it.  Doesn't hurt me not to have the carbs either.   Love the new avatar Laura, you look soooo good!