Question:
How about Thanksgiving?

   — Marilayne M. (posted on November 3, 2002)

November 3, 2002
If I understand your question correctly then I think you are asking what we would eat for thanksgiving? I am going to let myself have anything and everything I want. I never graze at all....never....except this day. I am going to let it be my treat. My mom-in-law is going to make me a pumpkin pie with splenda instead of sugar. I am not suggesting that you graze it is just my personal choice and I think doing it for 1 day out of the year is not bad. Good Luck!!
   — DRutherford

November 3, 2002
My diet for thanksgiving day is preplanned as I know what we are having. (bare in mind that I eat 6 times a day) Breakfast: 2 eggs scrambled with a bit of cheese; Snack 1: Raw broccoli and cauliflower in dip; Lunch (which will actually be dinner because we eat our holiday main meal at 1): slice turkey breast, 2 tbls. candied yams, 1 deviled egg (that's half an egg), 2 or 3 tbls. stuffing; Snack 2: 2 deviled eggs to equal one egg, whole(love those!); Dinner: Lunch repeated - only the turkey will be cold; Snack 3: I small slice of sugar-free cheese cake. Was that what you had in mind? I read your profile, but you didn't indicate whether your on liquids, soft foods, solids, etc. I know your a new postie but...<shrug>. If you are on soft or puree foods you could still enjoy a bit of yams, some soft stuffing (I'm not counting carbs on Turkey day :>), some sugar-free cream pie - no crust, and I find that turkey chopped in the blender with a bit of gravy is just wonderful! Happy holidays to you and the best of success in your journey!
   — [Deactivated Member]

November 3, 2002
I eat whatever I want. And as the first poster said, I may graze too. It's the only way to enjoy a holiday as you can't eat much otherwise. However DO NOT make it a habit. I like to enjoy Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter. So graze I will, for ONLY three days a year. Heck I use to graze (pre op) for 365 days a year! ;)
   — Danmark