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have you tried goggling in the search box their is lots of info on recipes and different things people eat...hope that helps

Need more info? What kind of surgery? What does your doc or nut advise/mandate? Every surgery is different and every doctor has different post op protocols.

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What stage are you on? At 2 weeks I was on pureed and I just bought any soup that looked good. If it had chunks I just put it in the blender.

On my purée/soft food stage I can eat any soups. Before that I could eat any smooth(or strained) soups, as long as they were a light/heart healthy/healthy request variety. I ate/will still eat lots of tomato soup. If you're on purée stage, can you have tuna or canned chicken, and make some tuna salad? I started soft foods today, and made some tuna salad. It was amazing. I actually bought the packets or chicken of the sea makes cups that don't need to be drained, and I added some light mayo, a tiny bit of pickle relish (and pickle juice from the relish for flavor) and some onion and garlic powder, and a little mustard. So good! And after mixing all that up, it was pretty much puréed.

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