Fast Food Question
#62153 - 04/17/04 11:14 AM
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Lilybear
Reged: 04/05/04
Posts: 172
Loc: east coast, usa
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I know fast food is out of the question concerning the diet. One day, we got chinese for dinner and oh I love chinese, its my fav. But afterwards, I paid the price. We got pizza last night, and I was wondering if anyone else can eat pizza? Is the sauce okae for us ibs people?? Is there a substitute to marinara sauce? It was a grilled chicken with pineapple pizza. I didn't know if the sauce was okae, and I knew the cheese was not. So I just took some pieces of teh grilled chicken, and the crust to eat. I do miss fast food, but I know this is the right course. I'm staying off the meats (except baked chicken), and sweets. I'm just wondering how everyone does fast food? I'm borrowing the diet cookbook from the library, so they should help. Thanks and Have a nice weekend:)
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Don't know about the type of pizza you ate, did it have any cheese? Regarding chinese, it kills me. For one thing the MSG, even if they say they don't use it I don't trust that. Also all those veggies kill me. And then there is the the chicken that is usually greasy, fried or whatever they do to it, gets me every time. I used to just love Chinese but now just the name gets me gagging. 
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it was a regular take-out pizza from papa john's delivery. there was cheese on top with grilled chicken and pineapple for the ingredients along with marinara sauce. we had a 2nd pizza, sausage & pepperoni-- but i didn't want to try that. i was just wondering if anyone ate fast food pizza? i'm sticking to the diet right now, but one day i hope to be able to eat pizza. maybe i should make my own with soy cheese? oh i'm sorry about chinese food:( i will miss it myself, but if its hurting me than i know i can't eat it.
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Papa John's Pizza is likely to have a lot of trigger foods in it. There's a cheeseless Amy's pizza or a soy cheese version you can get at grocery stores that don't upset people's stomachs. Tomato sauce should be ok as long as you don't have GERD. 
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How about if you bought one of those pizza crusts at the grocery store (Boboli, I think) and made your own pizza? You already know which ingredients you like that are safe, right?
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Whether it's gluten or dairy or something else that's a problem, you can find safe pizza fixin's online, too. Just go here: www.shopbydiet.com and search for "pizza"
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Lilybear,
I love pizza and really miss it. Every now and then I will eat a slice or two but I do this knowing that it may upset my stomach. Usually if I have been sticking to my IBS diet and sneak in a piece I am ok but I would never eat it unless I was home and wasn't going anywhere just in case. Sometimes I just can't help myself because I miss it.
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Salt!
#62184 - 04/17/04 02:26 PM
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Bevvy
Reged: 11/04/03
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Loc: Northwest Washington State
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Watch out for that Boboli! Man, is it ever SALTY! Too much for me. . .
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Yeah, I felt the same way -- until I came on these boards and all these fabulous people introduced me to AMY's frozen SOY CHEESE pizza. OMG! It's to die for.
You have to go down to the health food store to get it because Safeway carries only Amy's frozen pizza with that awful dairy stuff on it. But it's worth the trip down there, believe me!
Yeah! Amy's frozen soy cheese pizza. Fast food like you've never had it before!
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