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Broth Question - Liquid Stage

Okay, so I had broth at the hospital. It was chicken and I tasted 1 tsp full and was like YUK.

I came home from hospital (had surgery 5 days ago) and took a bite of beef broth on day 3. It tasted so dang good (salty heaven), that I would not eat it at all. I was afraid it must have been the wrong thing. I bought the beef bouliion granuales and hubby mixed it for 1 cup of Soup. I don't want to mess up eatings.

As of now, I am drinking Water, apple juice (love apple juice) and also a Jello a day. Not hungry so that is not the problem.

However, my question is what kind of boullion is okay for this part of diet?

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Have the beef broth, especially if you like it. It is much harder to get any calories and liquid in if you don't like the taste. The worst thing the sodium will do is help you retain water, which, given that we have a tendency to dehydrate might not be such a bad thing.

Boullion cubes or granules are a clear liquid are allowed after surgery. Like the previous poster said it is a little high in sodium but not an issue unless your doctor says it is. Go for the gusto! Knorr brand chicken granules are awesome~

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Thank you...

I just wanted to make sure that I had not lost my mind.

Thanks for the quick replies...

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