I have bought some vegetable soups and they all seem to have a tomato base in them. Has anyone had any problems with acid from tomato's?
I also have been eating some peanut butter and haven't had any problems.
Is this a safe fissure food for everyone else? I know not to eat crunchy NOW,
but I have found this awesome new pb that has Omega 3 in it and I'm trying to get all the nutrition I can out of the foods I'm eating. I can't take vitamins unless there children's without iron because it has always constipated me. Thanks:)

I do ok with a tomatoes based soups. I have a homemade bean/ham soup I make that is tomatoes based. Raw tomatoes, from the garden, is where I have run into problems with acidity. I love fresh mozzarella, onion, basil, and tomatoe salad with a good olive oil. I gave up eating this once I started battling fissures.
I think nuts or nut butters are one of the best items for nutrition and fiber. The problem is finding out if you can eat them or not with a fissure. I eat creamy peanut butter all the time without issues. Almond butter is also awesome. I also eat whole pecans and almonds daily. I know most people say whole nuts area no no not to be eaten with fissures. They don’t cause me any issues plus they provide lots of nutrition and fiber. I have found walnuts and whole peanuts don’t digest as well for me so I avoid those. I have also found that I can't eat chocolate/hazelnut bar - my all time favorite combo.
I think everybody is different in terms of what they can and cannot eat with a fissure. When you suffer with a fissure for a long time you get plenty of opportunity to tinker with the diet. If I am unsure about a particular food I will try a very small portion first to see if I can tell how it will go through my system.
Are you able to eat Avocado’s? They are packed with nutrients. We go through a lot of a them in our house.
Good luck with your continued healing.

You should be fine with tomato soup, I eat it regularly along with veg soup, pea soup and broccoli and cauliflower soup, I was eating these well before my chronic fissure phase and continued right up to surgery and even now, the main thing I do avoid is peanuts since they don't digest all that well and tend to catch on the way out, so does raw vegetables/salads, another no-no for me is seeded bread as these pose a problem on the way out too, basically anything sharp should be avoided

Like paul says, you can always tinker with your diet to see what best suits you..

I used to eat tomato soup regularly (with chunks of tomato in it) and had no problems.

I think I will give it a try...Thank you all and Paul I love fresh tomato's but I think I'll stay away from them too.
I think the soup should be ok too... And I am scared to death to try chocolate but I sure miss it! I took a chance on the yogurt parfait at McDonalds and everything seems to be ok. So I'm on cloud 9 right now!!! I just got my husband to go w/me to get one( yummy). I was such a junk food eater before this and I miss Big Macs,and so many other things but not enough to deal with the pain...I just want to heal! :)

I had no problem with tomato in any shape or form :) !!! Or any other veggie for that matter :roll: - cooked or raw : ))) !
Just stay away from "scratchy" food like popcorn, nachos, chips , seeds, nuts etc. :roll: , and of course stay away from anything that constipates you personally . Also, cheese, pasta, white rice, white bread and similar can make poop REALLY compact - I did not eat any of that during healing time and even today I stay away from most of that , just in case ; ))), but it was not my staple diet to begin with, so it is easy for me to avoid it

Also, cheese, pasta, white rice, white bread and similar can make poop REALLY compact
Agree, especially pasta!!

Thank you all :D ! I learned the hard way about all the sharp foods and pasta...
And Paul, I love advacado! Especially being so limited on foods!!

I only eat wholemeal pasta, definitely stay away from nuts and seeds, I learnt the hard way by eating a full bag of dry roasted peanuts and going to the toilet the next day
I had pretty much the same experience with seeds too, excluding these things from your diet will help immensely, as will laying off cheese and white bread.