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Refrigerator Help!

I'm moving soon and trying to prepare for my sleeve surgery coming up in September. I was thinking, what are some good thing to put in my fridge and cabinets to prepare for surgery? No sense in spending tons of money in groceries just to have to give them away! Need ideas for liquid phase and full liquid stage and purée stage! DETAILS PLEASE! post-257721-14380394023354_thumb.jpg

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Sugar free Popsicles, jello, and puddling.

Protein shakes and drinks. :)

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Protein shakes and drinks. :)

what kind of drinks? Need details! Lol!

Low fat cottage cheese and plain yogurt.

I had optimum nutrition protein powder, syntrax nectar protein sample pack, and crystal light. Also, low sodium v-8.

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Low fat cottage cheese and plain yogurt.

absolutely HATE cottage cheese? Any substitutions?

Low fat cottage cheese and plain yogurt.

absolutely HATE cottage cheese? Any substitutions?

Ricotta?

I hated cottage cheese and Peanut Butter pre op and love them now! Crazy!

Protein shakes..already made. Sugar free Popsicles, sugar free jello, bottled water, Greek yogurt, cottage cheese, broth and sugar free applesauce.

Nonfat plain Greek yogurt and some sugar free Torani syrups to flavor it.

Don't need to get too much of any one thing because you will only be having a couple tablespoons at a time of anything.

I stocked up on sweet things, and then post-op found that I wanted more savory things. So I had a bunch of sugar free home made custard (which was really good except I just didn't want anything sweet) and chocolate pudding that never got eaten!

Sugar free Toroni syrup is the best. I had it to my unflavored protein powder. Salted caramel!!

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