This topic is about whether it's safe for someone with an ostomy to eat Del Monte canned cream-style corn without experiencing any issues like blockages or leaks. Here are some helpful tips and insights shared by others:

1. Everyone's tolerance is different. Start by trying a very small amount of cream-style corn and see how your stoma reacts before eating more.

2. Make sure to chew your food thoroughly. This is emphasized as "chew, chew, chew" to help prevent blockages and leaks.

3. Keep yourself well-hydrated when trying new foods. Drinking plenty of water can help food move smoothly through your bowel.

4. If you notice any problems, such as corn appearing in your output, leaks, or discomfort, it might be best to stop eating it for now and try again later, or avoid it altogether.

5. People have different experiences with corn:
- Some can eat corn on the cob or cream-style corn without any issues.
- Others might experience immediate leaks or find undigested corn in their pouch.

6. A general dietary tip is to peel fruits like apples to avoid blockages from tough skins.