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<blockquote data-quote="Romola" data-source="post: 115276" data-attributes="member: 16967"><p>I have given husband instructions to bring me suitable food if I am an in-patient in the future, eg oatcakes, nuts, dried fruit - all of which can be stored in a locker easily.</p><p></p><p>However, I don't think any great harm would come of eating the occasional white bread sandwich - the glycemic load of white versus wholemeal bread is not very much - and it is the amount eaten that would be important. </p><p></p><p>Unless the hospital stay is for longer than a few days, I'm not sure I would make too much of a fuss about the food. I would eat what I wanted, leave XC starchy carbs, and make use of my snacks if required. The trick with a sandwich is to eat just half of the bread. If that leaves you hungry later on - have a snack to make up.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Romola, post: 115276, member: 16967"] I have given husband instructions to bring me suitable food if I am an in-patient in the future, eg oatcakes, nuts, dried fruit - all of which can be stored in a locker easily. However, I don't think any great harm would come of eating the occasional white bread sandwich - the glycemic load of white versus wholemeal bread is not very much - and it is the amount eaten that would be important. Unless the hospital stay is for longer than a few days, I'm not sure I would make too much of a fuss about the food. I would eat what I wanted, leave XC starchy carbs, and make use of my snacks if required. The trick with a sandwich is to eat just half of the bread. If that leaves you hungry later on - have a snack to make up. [/QUOTE]
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