Dr. Oz Frozen treats

jennlea
on 5/11/12 3:55 am - Meaford, Canada

RNY on 12/06/12

Mmmmm. That sounds good!

Jenn

Referral to Guelph: 3-May-11 Orientation: 22-Mar-12 Nurse & Dietitian: 30-Apr-12 Sleep Study: 2-May-12 Social Worker: 9-May-12 Upper GI: 14-May-12 Ultrasound: 17-May-12 N, D, SW (2nd. appt.): 4-Jul-12 Post Op. Class: 9-Sept-12 Surgeon: 24-Oct-12 Optifast: 22-Nov-12 PAT: 30-Nov-12 Surgery: 6-Dec-12

Megan M.
on 5/11/12 5:30 am - Canada

RNY on 07/22/11

With lemon or lime would make a nice citrusy treat! I'm gonna try this.

Had RNY surgery July 22/11, St. Joe's Hamilton, with the awesome Dr. Scott Gmora. Had abdominoplasty August 2/13, Scarborough, with equally awesome Dr. Michael Kreidstein.

Patti K.
on 5/11/12 7:44 am - Kingston On, Canada

RNY on 05/15/08

Heidi...sounds really good...my mind went to smashed or pureed fruit as well to add to the greek yogurt...with fresh strawberries coming soon...and peaches...Thanks...Patti K.

joanne_1970
on 5/11/12 12:03 pm - Harriston, Canada

RNY on 09/01/11

I can't do greek yogurt on its own but love it mixed with different flavours of source yogurt and some fruit. Not long after my surgery last fall I made these with the three ingredients and froze them and they turned out great. I think I got the suggestion from somewhere on here so OH is actually ahead of Dr Oz. LOL

PaulaToronto
on 5/11/12 1:35 pm - Toronto, Canada

VSG on 12/06/11

I add sugar free pudding to my greek yogurt and have frozen it before. It is hard but quite creamy. I might try this with crystal lite too. I have orange syrup and will make this in the next month and report on how it turns out. As my greek yogurt gets closer to its due date I freeze it. Since I buy two at a time at Costco this works for me and saves money.

Highest W 312 Referral W 252 Surgery W 237 CW 156 Height 5'6"