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Would This Be Good For Post-Op Full Liquids?

I found this WW recipe through Pinterest, and I was wandering if this would be okay for post op full liquids. Of course, I wouldn't drink it everyday, but I am starving and this looks very good. I don't have any fat free frozen yogurt, but I think I will buy some and try this out. Looks as if I would need to add more liquid because it appears thick.

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No I don't think it would be good. It has Cookies in and if a bit is unblended it may get stuck . Although the postop diet is more about healing than about weightloss you still need to try and setup good habits at this early stage and blending cookies obviously isn't good. You will have just put your body through a major op to try and get your eating habits and your weight under control - do not set yourself up for failure so early.

If you have to search for recipes then make sure that you are searching for ones that reflect the change in eating habits that will be needed for success.

I dont think cookies is advisable in a shake. I wouldnt use it.

No way. Thats just a dessert...you need protein, not cookies!

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