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I doubt that you would want cabbage yet. It might be too tough to digest in any form.

I tended to eat a lot of yogurt, cottage cheese, creamy Soups, that sort of thing. Once I did puree some chicken and it wasn't too bad but it can't be very dry. I just think that cabbage would not work well, but that's me.

Congrats on your step to puree, May I ask what was your weigh in weight lost amount.

I had surgery the 17th. I go next week for my approval for puree

Cabbage is very hard on the tummy. I would stay away at least until you are out of pureed and onlto soft foods and then I would make sure it is pretty mushy.

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