Here's a question for ya' all to answer!
#74441 - 05/29/04 01:22 AM
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genie
Reged: 05/28/04
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Okay,
i read everyone's favorite recipe and I want to try them all!! especially the peppermint chocolate brownie!!
...but...what is everyone's Number 1, NIGHTMARE FOOD? just curious....
by the way I tried the new way of eating today for the most part (I had a little lean red meat slivered over my rice) and I was GOOD all night at work!! Hardley no bloating or gas. I can't wait to try the fennell tea. As a last resort I used to chew a 1/2 tsp of the seeds if I was really bloaty and crampy, the tea sounds much better, less grits. How much fennell for a cup of tea though? do I need to crush them first?
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You're still eating red meat? Bad girl!
My nightmare food is either wholegrain bread (you know, the "nutty" kind) or dairy cream.
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the idea of split pea soup makes me want to.... well, let's just say "run away."
i also HATE spearmint - really any mint except peppermint- so mint jelly on anything makes me ill. i actually get headaches and nausea from the smell of mint, so you can imagine my delight at the thought of eating some....
UGH.
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Interesting about spit pea soup.........shows we're all different. It happens to be one of my comfort foods, with a handful of rice thrown in of course........
But I DO agree with you on spearmint..........it's peppermint only for this chick.
My scary foods are avacado, onions (especially raw) and spicey-hot foods. Strange, as pre-IBS I couldn't get enuf onions and was a real lover of Mexican food........grew up on the stuff in AZ.
I miss avacados, but eating an avacado triggered my most severe gall bladder attack, and I didn't eat them for 9 years. The year I started back was when I got IBS. I break into a cold sweat just looking at them, and that's not good since I live in the Avacado capital of the US...California.
Goes to show you how our systems change once we get IBS.
Kandee
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i am so in love with avacados that i was actually a little choked up when i found out that Heather's diet allowed them!  they would be my biggest cheat if they weren't allowed.
i make a lot of Tex-Mex style food, so i would die without them and without onions, garlic, tomatoes and beans.
ummm.....
i'm hungry.
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ughh my nightmare/never fail/make me sick food is anything alfredo.  and alfredo tastes so good!
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I'll take your peas and you take my avacados.........remember when I posted how they were named? and what they were named after in the Aztec culture?
Kandee
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Unfortunately, my nightmare food is ice cream... and also the alfredo sauces Ashley mentioned. Both have bothered me long before my IBS got bad and I don't even want to think of what would happen if I ate them now. Scary stuff.
Luckily, soy ice creams are awesome! 
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My nightmare foods are drinks... I hope that's ok. Beer and wine. If I have even a little beer I will be so sick the next morning!!! Just can't digest them at all.
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no..... i don't remember that! 
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