I'm getting real sick of eating the same things lol. What did you eat on your full liquid stage? Give me some ideas

so far i have:

dannon light and fit yogurt coconut vanilla

tomato Soup

chicken broth [sooo sick of it]

strained cream Soups [mushroom, asparagus, chicken]

sf ice pops.

what else can i have?

Just got through posting this on similar thread, but here's my list.

Skim or 1% milk

Carnation instant Breakfast

Light yogurt (no fruit or nut pieces)

pudding

Custard

Low fat cream soups

Cream of wheat

Farina

Grits

Protein shakes

SF Popsicles

I was loving the grits.

I bought some soups from Trader Joes in cartons that were pureed such as black bean, corn chowder, sweet potato bisque. I strained them to make sure but there were no bits & pieces and it actually tasted really good.

I also have some part skim Ricotta with some sugar and cinnamon sprinkled in it. It's like a dessert!!!!

I bought some soups from Trader Joes in cartons that were pureed such as black bean' date=' corn chowder, sweet potato bisque. I strained them to make sure but there were no bits & pieces and it actually tasted really good.[/quote']

Wouldn't it be possible simply to put the soups in a blender and purred them? Do they still have to be strained after being pureed in the blender?

You guys are allowed to have yogurt and pudding!?!

NO FAIR! I am on liquids right now (1 week post-op), and I can't have those things until the soft foods stage - 3 weeks out.

I'm having a variety consisting of 2 ounces of:

carnation instant breakfast mixed with silk

whey protein shakes

water (flavored and unflavored)

chicken, beef, and veggie broth

juice (50/50 with water)

decaf unsweet tea/coffee

sugar-free ice pops

To give the broth flavor, I like to cook it on the stove with carrots, celery, onion, and spices. Then I put it through the strainer to get rid of the veggies pieces. It adds a lot of flavor.

I wish I had more options too, though.

The soups I bought were already pureed. I always strained everything just in case. These were convenient since they came in a recloseable carton that i poured into a cup to microwave as I needed them. They really tasted great and were inexpensive.

thanks for all the ideas....for some reason i'm really looking forward to a sunny side up egg lol....and i was never really an egg person before. so weird.

Today was day 1 of liquid diet prior to surgery and I kept forgetting I couldn't pop food in my mouth! I can have pudding but the protein shakes made with milk and ice are what fill me up. 9 days to go! The nutritionist I work with said Greek Yogurt, pudding and the cream of wheat were good to satisfy so I have plenty in stock. Hot chocolate is also on my list.