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Full Liquid Diet suggestions please....

Hello! I had my surgery Monday, ...and soon I will be on the Full liquid Diet. I know that I can have:

- Cream Soups (I'll be eating a lot of Tomato soup!)

- Hot cocoa

- I will still be able to eat the broths from the liquid diet

What are some other things that I can have on the Full Liquid Diet?

(P.S....I don't like Cream of Wheat)

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i googled vertical sleeve gastrectomy diet and several came up, all very similar, one from Mayo Clinic, one from Louisiana State University, one from Cornell Weight Loss Center, they have diets for every stage starting with the preop all the way thru, good luck jeani

If you have access to a Whole Foods or something like it there is no need to have only tomato and potato as your thick liquid soup options. Today I came home with butternut squash, tomato basil, spicy black bean, and french onion with the onions strained out. Can you tell I'm tired of broth? =)

I picked up butternut squash soup, tomato bisque, sweet potato soup, tomato basil...everything that I could find that was creamy...from Harris Teeter. I'm sure that whole foods and trader joes have the same things though.

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