Does anyone with a fissure have any problems eating eggs? I really miss my egg/cheese omlet cooked in garlic oil. The garlic oil may sound a little weird with eggs, but it is soooooooo good.

Stay away from fried food if you can. AND ESPECIALLY the CHEESE part LMAO !!!!
I would give you a go it you make an omelet with a lot of veggies in it . First fry some onion, peppers, mushrooms, and asparagus on the olive oil and than "fold in" the fluffed up eggs. You may add a fresh garlic toward the end and will get full benefit of a garlic taste and it's health properties.
Bon appetit : ))

What a bummer I have been in the mood for an egg and cheese omlet. Darn it.....I get sooooooooooooo jealous watching my hubby eat whatever he wants while I sit here with the same blah boring foods.

I agree with Fissy, keep away from the fried stuff and definitely cheese, btw cheese was the hardest thing for me to give up, I thrived on a wide variety of cheeses and loved cheese on toast with black pepper..
Stick with wholemeal foods, soups and plenty of water if you want your fissure to remain manageable.

StevePain wrote:Stick with wholemeal foods, soups and plenty of water if you want your fissure to remain manageable.

I know, I know . Thanks for the scolding, LOL :D . Seriously...I am soooooooo glad that I found this MB with all the wonderfully helpful people who will keep me on the right track. Thank you!!!!

Fire,
In what part of the US do you live???????

About 45 minutes South of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania