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So I am making turkey chili today, not very spicy. I am thinking of freezing some to purée when I can have it in the future post op.... Super Protein. Any thoughts?

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  • Turkey chili was about 250 for one cup. But you figure when starting soft foods we will probably eat a few spoons n be done

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  • Turkey chili is an excellent source of protein, very filling, and it tastes good! Dang near the perfect food!! Of course, in the interest of full disclosure, I should mention that I am originally from

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I made regular chili and put the recipe in myfitnesspal and oh boy. One cup is 450 calories!!!!

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Turkey chili was about 250 for one cup. But you figure when starting soft foods we will probably eat a few spoons n be done

Turkey chili was about 250 for one cup. But you figure when starting soft foods we will probably eat a few spoons n be done

Can you share the recipe? That sounds yummy

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Turkey chili is an excellent source of protein, very filling, and it tastes good! Dang near the perfect food!! Of course, in the interest of full disclosure, I should mention that I am originally from Texas. Lol!

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