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Re: Syl new
      #363733 - 02/28/11 02:59 AM
CellSalts_Work

Reged: 08/15/10
Posts: 225


I understand but you misunderstood me, in general, can one have, ie eat any other part of chicken or do you personally eat any other part of chicken apart from the breast from a safeness for IBS point of view?

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Re: Syl new
      #363735 - 02/28/11 03:47 AM
Syl

Reged: 03/13/05
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Loc: SK, CANADA

Oh - indeed I did misunderstand.

I eat mostly chicken breast but I do make chicken burgers that are 50% breast and 50% thigh meat. I add 1 tablespoon of fine ground sourdough bread crumbs for each 100 gram burger.

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Re: Holiday Destinations and IBS new
      #363750 - 02/28/11 11:42 AM
Sheeda

Reged: 05/04/08
Posts: 24
Loc: Barbados

i was born and raised in Barbados and i am ibs-d. You can get lots of products here that you would get in the states, e.g. i get my benefiber, silk soymilk and yogurts, almond breeze milk, bob redmill gluten free oats and lots of other stuff right here at the local supermarket.

I also work at a hotel and persons with special dietary requirements can be accommodated in the restaurant if they request it. a few weeks ago i got a guest some plain basmati rice with grilled fish and salad with the sauce on the side specially made from the chef, it was no problem at all. There is also the option suggested by others of staying at an apartment hotel with a kitchenette so you can bring stuff from home, or go to the supermarket and prepare your own meals.

i hope that was helpful.

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Re: Holiday Destinations and IBS new
      #364930 - 05/29/11 09:11 PM
hudlander

Reged: 09/26/10
Posts: 198


Thing is when you vacation...I dunno...part of it not being in the kitchen!

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