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Get ready for the yum! Baked Potatoes after Gastric Bypass are a great option for weight loss through your entire journey. And by cooking them in the crock pot, you'll save so much time. Potatoes have so many nutrients! And they can be grown in your own backyard. Add to that how fantastic they are during the mushy phase after gastric bypass weight loss surgery, and you have a pretty awesome dish. I especially love how easy and fast this is to put together. Adding the olive oil and seasoning salt makes the skins perfect to chomp on, too. Try this recipe just a couple times, and you'll wonder why you don't make them more often! Crockpot Baked Potatoes: SUBSTITUTIONS While in your smushy phase after gastric bypass weight loss surgery, you're going to be desperate for variety. So, hold your judgement until you try these substitutions. Like I tell my toddler, take your "no-thank-you-bite" before you say no. cottage cheeseplain, greek yogurtsalsablack beans with diced tomatoes and cornReal bacon shredded well, instead of bacon bits during the soft foods phase Cooking For A Crowd You can do far more than four at a time. You can wrap them in foil, and stack the potatoes until the crockpot is completely full. Just make sure you can put the lid on top. All you have to do is set out the individual toppings, and let folks serve themselves. They can even use the tinfoil as their own plate! Such an easy pot-luck addition. Now that you know how easy it is to make baked potatoes in a crockpot, you'll make them all the time! Perfect For Gastric Bypass Soft Food Phase Baked Potatoes after Gastric Bypass are amazing. Have I convinced you yet? Mashed potatoes are a huge staple in my house. I ate them in the soft foods phase, and never stopped. These potatoes are packed full of nutrients, plus all of the add-ins makes getting through the soft foods phase just a little bit easier. Do not add bacon bits during the soft foods. Add real bacon, and really shred it down. Add sour cream and shredded cheese! Related: Recipes Buy The Stuff Crock-Pot 6-Quart Cook & Carry Oval Manual Portable Slow Cooker, Red - SCCPVL600-R Crockpot Baked Potatoes Potatoes are a staple crop, not a bad guy of the food world. Potatoes have are a great fiber carb, so even though they are a carbohydrate, their fiber and vegetable status cancel out the negatives. Potatoes can be grown in most regions, and are eaten all over the world. A real comfort vegetable! 1 crockpot4 sheets aluminum foil1 gallon size zip bag1 fork 4 Russet Potatoes (well scrubbed (163 cal each) )2 tbsp Olive oil (extra virgin)3 tbsp seasoned salt1 cup sour cream (fat free (74 cal per 1/4 cup))1 cup colby jack cheese (shredded (100 cal per 1/4 cup))1/2 cup Bacon Bits ((54 cal per 1/8 cup))1/2 cup chives Prick the potatoes with a fork several times, all over.Pour the olive oil and the seasoning salt into the gallon sized bag.Drop in the potatoes, one at a time. Shake the bag to coat each potato.Wrap the potato in one sheet of tin foil, and put into the crockpot. Repeat for all potatoes.Cover, and cook on high for 4 ½ to 5 hours, or on low up to 8 hours. When ready to eat, open the foil and slice the potato down the center.Add about 1/4 cup of sour cream and shredded cheese to the middle of the potato. Smush together to incorporate completely. Sprinkle with bacon bits. Main CourseAmericancrockpot

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