Hi,

Can you please tell me exemples of what you eat on the puree stage with the qantities?

Thanks

I found these today at HEB

Are these in the freezer section??????????????

Actually they are shelf meals. They were between the ensure and the isopures

I will have to try when i get to that stage

I just posted this elsewhere. Sorry for the repetition.

Besides scrambled eggs I had poached, soft boiled, hard boiled, over easy, sunny side up, deviled, essentially any way I could cook an egg I could have it. In addition, I could have mild steamed or poached fish; canned or packet tuna, salmon and chicken plain or as salad with lowfat mayo; vegetarian soy products; cooked Cereal thinned with skim milk; nonfat refried beans; nonfat yogurt without added sugar; low salt V-8 juice; unsweetened apple sauce; mashed ripe banana; skim or lowfat cottage or ricotta cheese; mashed squash, white potato, sweet potato. These were all considered a good consistency so none of it had to be pureed.

I found these today at HEB

Thanks for sharing this information; these look a lot better than Gerber!! lol

I found these today at HEB

What is HEB??

HEB is a grocery store, I'm in the Houston area not sure if there anywhere north

My doctor says nothing thicker than baby food or that needs chewing, so when I go on purée no tuna or anything chunky like that. So was excited to try something I don't have to purée myself or Jarred baby foods lol

oh okay thanks

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Unfortunately we dont have an HEB store here in Minneapolis, MN but I found that these Hormel Thick & Easy Purees are available online at websites: Homecare Nutrition, CVS, or at Walgreens. They are pretty costly ranging between: $27.99 and $29.99 for 7 - 7oz. pkgs

Ordered some to try though. Thanks for the tip!