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Full liquids (Dr. Aceves)

Can anyone give me their suggestions for what they drank during "full liquids" stage according to Dr. Aceves post-op diet? I am planning on using milk instead of Water for my Protein Shakes, adding s/f, f/f pudding, and creamy Soups to what was already ok for clears. Would it include blenderized soups? How about thin yogurt? What else did you add?

Every surgeon is so different! Just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing out on anything else I can have.

Thanks in advance!

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I ate anything that I could get to the consistency of a cream soup. I put loads of stuff in the blender and whizzed it up and if it was too thick, added water or milk. I had white beans and pesto, black beans and salsa, vietnamese noodle soup, anything that I could pour through a strainer, though nothing with tiny seeds. I was craving flavor instead of all those sweet protein shakes.

I know Jello is considered clear liquid but can we eat jello post op?

They gave me jello in the hospital after my leak test came back ok.

My fave full liquid was broccoli cheese soup blended and strained to get the little balls out! also baked potato soup blended. i just added a bit of milk to thin them out some. also pintos and cheese from Taco Bell, could only eat about 3 bites, but the small container lasted a few days!

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