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I loved egg, tuna, chicken salad in the magic bullet. Even had taco meat w/93% ground beef in the magic bullet. Lasagna (ricotta cheese and red sauce heated up)...was yummy too!

I ate a lot of the same foods (and still do)...some didnt look so "hot" after being mashed but it tasted awesome after 4 weeks of liquids.

Sometimes that will also depend on what your doc considers "mushies".

Enjoy!

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Any ideas?

Read your printout darlin'. I know you got one 'cause I got one as well. The only thing I added...and still eat regularly by the way, is hummus. I love it and it goes down really well. And like chasing says, egg and tuna salad chopped fine. Those were my go to foods alot during the mushie stage.

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This is one I saw here on this forum. I made it and it was so delicious because I was so ready for anything that resembled real food.

Refried Beans mixed with ricotta cheese. Heat and top with fat free mozzarella and a dollop of fat free sour cream. Yummy!

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For me - I loved eating scrambled eggs again

the (fat free) refried Beans, salsa, and (reduced fat) cheese was a good option

For normal dinners that were put through the blender, I had to have it more pulverized than pureed. I am a texture eater and this put it into almost course sawdust consistency but pureed was gagging me. Still lots of Soups but also progressed to chili.

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I loved ricotta, with Tomato sauce, topped with some mozzarella. I also did the refried Beans with sour cream, shredded cheddar, and salsa. Mashed avocado with canned chicken was a favorite of mine as well!

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Steam a cauliflower and mush it up with the stick blender, adding in chicken stock to get a smooth texture -- yummy. Greek yogurt. Egg drop Soup. Have fun!

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