Hey.. I am 7 days postop and I'm on full liquids.. I am so tired of the cream soups and broths from a can.. I love the taste of ramen noodles so I thought what if I took the seasoning pack and mixed that with water and had that as broth?? Anyone have suggestions if that's ok to do or not? Or do you have any other food choices for a full liquid diet? I'm new to this site and just trying feel this out .. Thx

I did the same thing last night. Regular broth wasn't cutting it. My husband made himself some ramen noodles and gave me the bowl first so I could have some of the broth. It was heavenly.

I did that for broth a lot. A case of ramen is cheap, tossed the noodles and didn't give it another thought, immensely tastier than plain old chicken broth.

I'm sure that should be fine. I just talked to my nut today and she said clear broths were fine. I have heard other people straining other types of soup for the better flavored broth too.

We bought a ton of vegetables and soup bones, put them in the electric roaster (for a lot, or crock pot for less). (We actually roasted the vegetables with some seasonings to bring out the flavor before we put the crock pot.) Covered with water and cooked for 2 hours on high then 10 hours on low. Strained away all of the vegetables and have some wonderful broth. Have done with both chicken and beef. I was not a vegetable eater before starting this endeavor and am now loving the veggie flavored homemade broth. I am 5 days out from surgery and have been trying this with various other "liquified" strained soups (with unflavored protein powder) to supplement the sweet shakes.

Hey.. I am 7 days postop and I'm on full liquids.. I am so tired of the cream soups and broths from a can.. I love the taste of ramen noodles so I thought what if I took the seasoning pack and mixed that with water and had that as broth?? Anyone have suggestions if that's ok to do or not? Or do you have any other food choices for a full liquid diet? I'm new to this site and just trying feel this out .. Thx

If you like the taste of ramen noodles, I'd highly recommend getting some Unjury chicken soup. I've always said that it tases like chicken ramen & you get some very high quality protein too.

"Forget the Ramen packages...mix together a dry onion soup mix envelope, a dry veggie soup mix and two or three chicken bullion cubes (smushed up) brew it like tea and he will drink it like it was Bourbon!! Much cheaper than those expensive ( ) packages. "

Found that on another forum

OTR sleever.. Where can I buy the injury chicken soup? I've read that on other threads but didn't know what it was? Thanks everyone for your thoughts

OTR sleever.. Where can I buy the injury chicken soup? I've read that on other threads but didn't know what it was? Thanks everyone for your thoughts

http://www.unjury.com/store/protein/order-area.html