- Hot dogs and hamburgers with the bun
- Breakfast burritos
- Pizza (half of a homemade grilled pizza, after having salad and shrimp cocktail)
- Tacos (plural)
- Steaks
- Pork chops
- Chicken and a big salad.
- Pasta
When I was visiting my sister, I had a few moments of stuck-ish (had to slow down a bit but never really stuck) which is normal for me when I travel. But I was back to normal right when I got back. (I had a sandwich on a pita the night I got back for dinner.)
Yesterday morning I had a very normal breakfast for me - mini breakfast burrito - it had egg, sausage and cheese on it. I ended up PB'ing at work afterwards, only my 4th PB ever.
Had some soup for lunch to give my stomach a break and I'm fine now. I was very, very hungry for dinner and it went down fine.
I'm hungry a LOT. Like, regular person hungry a couple of hours after a regular person sized meal.
So the question is, do I still get the fill? I think yes but I'm not 100% sure. Does one PB make you rethink a fill?
7 comments:
Yes. I think you need a fill. PB's can be caused by multiple things. Not chewing enough. Too big of a bite. Eating too fast. The types and quantities of food you are eating suggest you could benefit from a slight fill.
yep sounds like a fill is in order!
I wouldn't let the PB keep you from getting the fill. I'm completely empty, and I've still gotten a bit stuck - it's usually a texture thing (like eggs), so I would say go more with your hunger when you're deciding.
Maybe a SMALL fill? If you are able to eat the typical "no go" foods, maybe a fill may be a good thing?
I'd go for a little fill, see how it makes you feel. If you're uncomfortable, you can always take that sucker out. But if not... what's the harm in a little extra help? :)
I agree with everyone else that you need a fill. The PB was probably from eating too fast, which is easier to do when you are loose.
Good luck!
ditto, I think a fill is in order...
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