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Not cherrios bit whatabout cheese & brocolli sou

From subway, w no brocolli and watered way down.

Fwiw, on my information sheet it says i can have tomato Soup.

6 days out.

:0)

What says the jury??

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From subway' date=' w no brocolli and watered way down.

Fwiw, on my information sheet it says i can have tomato soup.

6 days out.

:0)

What says the jury??[/quote']

My doc says cream of mushroom or creamboc chicken is ok so long as it is strained...so maybe strained broccoli and cheddar is ok...I am 7 days out so hardly and expert. Good luck!

hmmm at 6 days, even watered down that might be a bit heavy. The broccoli would need to be thrown in the blender for sure. The cheese soup might not settle well as some people post op have a lactose intolerance. Also a lot of processed soups from fast food places have a ton of sodium and right now that might not be the best either. At a minimum you can try it and see, but definitely blend the broccoli.

as long as you Blend it up real good....you should have not prob.

Ok I mushed it good. I ate about 3 oz and was stuffed. I feel like I won the freaking lottery.

I also got an unsweetened tea - waiting to drink that!

If you have tomato soup let us know how it goes. I have never liked it but now I want it. I bought a can but haven't been brave enough to try it. If I can't eat it my husband will- he loves the stuff. I thought tomatoey things were supposed to be hard on some people.

If you have tomato soup let us know how it goes. I have never liked it but now I want it. I bought a can but haven't been brave enough to try it. If I can't eat it my husband will- he loves the stuff. I thought tomatoey things were supposed to be hard on some people.

I think tomato soup may be tough for some people due to its high acidity...I have never had canned tomato soup, so I can't speak to that, but I had tomato soup from Nordstrom's as well as from am Italian restaurant when I was 2 weeks out...was delish :-)

As to the broccoli cheese...that is the one soup I tried that didn't settle well for me a few weeks post-op...

I'm 10 days out and I had tomato soup yesterday. Never been a fan of tomatoe soup before, but it was delicious! Tried strained cream of chicken soup today - delicious! I'm beginning to wonder if I will just love everything :-)

For those that say they don't care for tomato soup, try the cambells golden tomato. lower acid, and it's really quite good. For soup, I bought some squash, peeled it, cooked the crap out of it and then pureed it and made it into a soup, it was delish.

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