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alfredo

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6. I could handle the heat well before Chemo and Radiation, now not at all.

Reply to procon (Reply #5)

Mon Mar 13, 2017, 08:39 PM

Mar 2017

Still I haven't been out of treatment for more than 10 months, and I am 72 years old. I must learn patience.

BTW, Tabasco has a Chipotle version, and I highly recommend it. It's not blazing hot, but it is flavorful. Put a little in your Chili, and it will give a great smoky taste to the dish.

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Today I made Bangers and Mash, without the bangers. [View all] alfredo Mar 2017 OP

Glad you're able to take some bites. sinkingfeeling Mar 2017 #1

My tummy is churning. I ate a Crepe yesterday. alfredo Mar 2017 #3

Yummy! I love gravy. procon Mar 2017 #2

I used to do that with hot sauce. alfredo Mar 2017 #4

I like hot sauce too, in moderation, but I feel your pain. procon Mar 2017 #5

I could handle the heat well before Chemo and Radiation, now not at all. alfredo Mar 2017 #6

I haven't tried Chipotle, but I'll definitely give it try. Thanks! nt procon Mar 2017 #7

It's roasted and smoked ripe Jalapeo peppers. alfredo Mar 2017 #8

It's wonderful. We buy a large jug of it at Gordon Foods - GFS and just keep refilling auntAgonist Mar 2017 #9

I ate a Spanish olive today it tasted great. It took 10 min to swallow it alfredo Mar 2017 #10