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Reply to Ben38

"Just try a handful."

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Reply to crappycolondiaries

Armand’s for thin and Gino’s East for deep dish..but I love Lou’s and Giordano’s too!

Glad you got to Portillo’s…always a must. I moved away from Chicago for a decade and missed the food terribly. 

 
Reply to Alyiah

I regret every time I had frozen pizza instead of getting pizza since moving away. Obviously, I miss my family and friends the most, but the food… it’s right up there. 😄

 
Reply to Alyiah

I regret every time I had frozen pizza instead of getting pizza since moving away. Obviously, I miss my family and friends the most, but the food… it’s right up there. 😄

 
Reply to crappycolondiaries

Yes of course you can blame me I'm a man so used to women blaming me for everything that goes wrong or right lol

 
Reply to Ben38

🤣🤣🤣

I think that big pond between here and there really gives a false sense of safety 😉

 
Reply to AlexT

WHAT!!!????!!!  Our local Walmart doesn’t have it.  I shall be checking around tho - even our Publix (grocery store) doesn’t have it either.  After seeing it on Amazon I figured it was a collectible!🤣

 
Reply to crappycolondiaries

My younger son is living in Chicago with his girlfriend while she’s in school for another year and a half. They love it, not thrilled with the winters, though. We love visiting them there!

 
Reply to J🙂

Jo, so I thought you’d enjoy this. I sent the picture of Lolly Gobble Bliss Bombs in a cousin group text and asked them all to make voice recordings trying to say it 5xs fast, even the significant others joined in. So we’ve been having a good time laughing at eachother

~Jodie

 

I’ve been hesitant to try popcorn, but, I can easily eat popped sorghum. It looks & tastes like popcorn, but it’s much smaller and does not have the hull. I call it popcorn with a pituitary problem!  Occasionally I buy it, but popped, it is expensive. Thus, I don’t eat a lot at one time and I will top it with the same things that I would put on popcorn. Because it’s small, it’s really not feasible to do it in an air popper, which is why I buy it already popped. I get it online.  I have a picture of it next to some M&Ms to show how much smaller it is, but I don’t know how to put that on here. 

 

I think everybody is a bit different in their reaction to different foods. I love(d) popcorn, but after a couple of partial blockages with it, I have had to scratch it off my list. Whole kernel corn give me no problems at all. In fact, by this time, MOST foods give me no problems - just a very few here and there. Unfortunately popcorn is one of them. I certainly hope you fare better with that than I did!

 

I have a colostomy since 40+ years , and eat popcorn without any side effect , everyone differ so I think you should follow your doctor.

 
Reply to eefyjig

Hi eefyjig. From what I've read and heard, quinoa expands after being swallowed. Decided long ago not to even try it. Glad you're okay now!

 

I have a rather high ileo but can eat it on occasion. Slowly and chewing well.

 

I've had my stoma for 13 years, and Yes I eat popcorn but not too often because of the salt. But I've not had any problems. I also eat nuts. It just depends on you and your body. 

 
Reply to Ben38

I have noticed that certain combinations of food can make them pass through with ease or the opposite!  I once had a meal including whole kernel corn and white rice. That is NOT a combination that passes through well(at least for me)! But I have eaten corn in a chowder or noodle casserole and it’s fine. Also about the popcorn, have it with lots of fluids that increase your output (for me, plain water does not) like tea, hot chocolate or juice. 

RLM
 

I have been scared to try popcorn but get the Popcorner Kettle Corn chips and can eat those no problem.  It satisfies my popcorn cravings.

RLM
 

 

My favorite snack is popcorn and I have found that I can eat that. I can not eat corn.

 

Hi.  I love popcorn too.  I still have a small handful once in a great while and have not had any problems.  

 
Reply to eefyjig

The winter there is terrible! Late spring, summer, early fall there are great times to visit! I have a cousin’s wedding there this summer. I used to get there fairly often for different events pre Covid but as I was getting sicker and we didn’t know it was my colon I started to slow down a lot. A friend has been begging me to come stay with her since she had her 2nd baby but I haven’t been able to make that happen yet. Any favorite places to eat when you visit?

 
Reply to crappycolondiaries

Jodie, this is a late response - I'm perusing the site and saw your post regarding Chicago. They live near the West Loop near Blommer's chocolate factory. We've gone to La Scarola restaurant with them a few times and really like it. 

 
Reply to eefyjig

Anytime I eat anything with a lot of fiber,even corn chips, make sure I drink extra fluids.  Helps things "move along". Prednisone use early in my IBD diagnosis screwed up my kidneys so I have to always remind myself to drink especially hard in winter when don't feel thirsty.

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