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Pureed stage

In a couple of days I am about to go into my pureed stage post op. Does anyone have any tips on what's the easiest things to have or what to avoid. My dietician said she will call me next week but I'm worried in case I can keep anything down.

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Great advice and recipes. Lots of puréed info.

It's crazy how much less you're going to be eating. I started the puréed food a couple of days ago. I'm basically living off of mashed potatoes right now. I'm a savory munched and can't get enough of them. I'll make a baby bowl worth and end up having two or three bites. Then I'm good for about 4 hours

Greek yogurt helps you get protein and if you get plain, you can spruce it up with cinnamon and Splenda or cocoa and Splenda. Lots of ways to make it taste better.

It's crazy how much less you're going to be eating. I started the puréed food a couple of days ago. I'm basically living off of mashed potatoes right now. I'm a savory munched and can't get enough of them. I'll make a baby bowl worth and end up having two or three bites. Then I'm good for about 4 hours

. My dr said to not eat mashed potatoes because of all the carbs!! They are pretty much empty calories...try mashed cauliflower instead!!

It's crazy how much less you're going to be eating. I started the puréed food a couple of days ago. I'm basically living off of mashed potatoes right now. I'm a savory munched and can't get enough of them. I'll make a baby bowl worth and end up having two or three bites. Then I'm good for about 4 hours

. My dr said to not eat mashed potatoes because of all the carbs!! They are pretty much empty calories...try mashed cauliflower instead!!

I was told to get anything I can down in the meantime. For a week, I couldn't even take in Water

I like to flake fish into runny mashed potatoes. It's a good way to boost protein.

I did this today and it worked out well. Tuna, cottage cheese and potatoes small scoop of each.

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