Anonymous
Post 02/23/2023 16:06     Subject: DC takeout for someone with serious GERD?

OP here, thanks for the suggestions! Just wound up doing chicken over salad.
Anonymous
Post 02/23/2023 14:29     Subject: DC takeout for someone with serious GERD?

Udon noodle soup
Anonymous
Post 02/23/2023 08:47     Subject: Re:DC takeout for someone with serious GERD?

Sushi?
Anonymous
Post 02/23/2023 08:42     Subject: Re:DC takeout for someone with serious GERD?

I wouldn’t do pho. You don’t know what’s in the broth.

Just get a simple entree and request no seasoning, no garlic/onions. So… like a plain grilled chicken breast with steamed veg and plain rice on the side.
Anonymous
Post 02/22/2023 14:53     Subject: DC takeout for someone with serious GERD?

Grilled chicken somewhere with fresh salad or vegetables.
Anonymous
Post 02/22/2023 14:49     Subject: Re:DC takeout for someone with serious GERD?

Low acid foods. No tomatoes, no chili, not fried; think salads, dairy, avocados, eggs, turkey & chicken, fish
Anonymous
Post 02/22/2023 14:13     Subject: DC takeout for someone with serious GERD?

I’d do homemade meat broth soup. Fast food/takeout isn’t exactly known for it’s healing properties.
Anonymous
Post 02/22/2023 14:11     Subject: DC takeout for someone with serious GERD?

Cava
Anonymous
Post 02/22/2023 13:12     Subject: DC takeout for someone with serious GERD?

Agree with Pho and soup. I'd ask them though. I have GERD and my food triggers are definitely not the "norm". For instance I can eat tomatos and tomato based things with no problem. But give me a sandwich made with bulky bread like french bread or similar and I'm going to have issues.
Anonymous
Post 02/22/2023 13:09     Subject: DC takeout for someone with serious GERD?

How about pho?
Anonymous
Post 02/22/2023 12:36     Subject: DC takeout for someone with serious GERD?

Any takeout suggestions for someone with major GERD (on a high dose of meds right now trying to heal their esophagus)?

Nothing spicy, no tomato sauce, nothing greasy/fried...

Thought of Sweet Green, any other suggestions?