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Maintaining post-surgery diet at work

The detailed instructions my doctor gave me for the first stages after surgery require me to consume small quantities of food or drink every hour. I worry that at times I will be in long meetings and it will be difficult to do this in the middle of a meeting. How does everyone else do it?

Also, do you actually use baby food for the pureed stuff? If so, which ones taste best?

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