Alternative food for FRIES

Elizabeth C.
on 9/8/14 5:57 am - Mansfield, TX

YUM!! I am going to try this!!  My son loves french fries (he's 9).  As I am going through my lifestyle change, I am teaching him how to make healthier eating choices too!  I am also going to be trying the mashed cauliflower... :)  Thanks for posting this recipe!

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cptprkchp
on 9/8/14 6:15 am

OMG- this sounds amazing!  Thank you for taking the time to post this recipe!!

Member Services
on 9/8/14 7:35 am - Irvine, CA

This sounds great, can't wait to try it. Thanks for sharing.

Cicerogirl, The PhD
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on 9/8/14 11:42 am - OH

That sounds delicious!!!  Updating my grocery list...

 

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TheNewT
on 9/8/14 12:14 pm
VSG on 08/04/14

Woo Hoo!  I just purchased zucchini tonight. I'm all in. Thanks for the recipe. 

Linda_S
on 9/8/14 11:12 am - Eugene, OR

I'm not sure which type of surgery you had, but I would tend to guess that fries won't be all that appetizing to you in the future.  I had my RNY seven years ago and I think I may have tried to eat a few fries maybe two times in the intervening years.  Yes, I used to love them.  Now they just make me sick.  The taste is great until I swallow them and them and nearly instantly sorry.  I guess I forgot that this happened a few years ago and tried to eat a few a couple of months ago.  The memory came flooding back along with the nausea!

Tastes do change after surgery.  Give yourself a chance to develop some healthy habits and try to get your family to come along for the ride.

Success supposes endeavor. - Jane Austen

NYMom222
on 9/8/14 11:35 am
RNY on 07/23/14

I haven't tried this but have heard turnip fries are a good substitute.


http://allrecipes.com/recipe/crispy-turnip-fries/

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Cicerogirl, The PhD
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on 9/8/14 11:41 am - OH

I avoided all potatoes (except for two small bites of mashed potatoes at Thanksgiving and Christmas that first year****il I was about a year out.  I avoided all fried foods until I was done losing.

What I found was that when I finally did have a french fry, all I could taste was the grease and it was completely disgusting!  Even now (7 years out), I am pretty sensitive to the taste of the grease in fried foods. Every now and then I steal a French fry from someone else's plate, and I occasionally have fried shrimp (and remove most of the breeding), but I can even taste the grease that doughnuts are fried in so I really don't enjoy those things anymore.

There is a place here that has baked sweet potato fries that have a bit of sugar and cinnamon on them, but that is as close as I get.

Lora

14 years out; 190 pounds lost, 165 pound loss maintained

You don't drown by falling in the water. You drown by staying there.

hl1524
on 9/8/14 11:09 pm - Austin, TX

Zucchini fries baked in the oven with an almond flour batter. Also you can use a similar technique with an avacado.  

C H
on 9/9/14 4:46 am

not sure if youre looking for the crispyness or crunch but I like kale chips, google kale chips recipe. or you can try baked chick peas.

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