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i am goin out on sunday to a gambling resort, and there is tons of food there, but what can i really eat on this pureed thing...im not supposed to have mashed pot....so really soup huh? that stinks...any other ideas?

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Well avoid the buffet's if you can but you have to eat so make sure you choose foods that fit your post-op eating plan, sounds like you are on mushies? You can try jello, pudding, soup, yogurt, cottage cheese, if possible try to get sugar free, but that may not be an option so remember texture is everything while you are healing! If possible you can go to the grocery store there and stock up on ready to drink protien shakes and sugar free yogurt and lowfat cottage cheese, of course that would require a cooler that you are faithful about restocking ice in or a refridgerator in your room (if you tell them it is for medical purposes they can accomodate you) other than that have a great time :confused: It's not as hard as you think to find band friendly food even while in the post op healing phase.

i am goin out on sunday to a gambling resort, and there is tons of food there, but what can i really eat on this pureed thing...im not supposed to have mashed pot....so really soup huh? that stinks...any other ideas?

Having tons of food there isn't such a bad thing. The more food they have the more choices you will likely find. Anything that you can mush on the roof of your mouth with your tongue is great. As long as you don't HAVE to chew you should be good to go.

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