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Hummus and ?

I am a month post-op and am trying to incorporate some new foods into my diet. I see that hummus is on my approved list of foods, but I am struggling to figure out the best way to consume hummus. Pre-op I would eat hummus with pita chips or pita bread. What is the best way post-op to eat hummus? Does it pair well with other food (chicken), or can I use something to replace the pita chips for dipping?

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I was allowed crackers at in the puree stage. Couldn't do very many and chose to stick to rice crackers since they're less sticky going down, but that was how I did it. Later on you'll be able to do raw veggies\hummus, but too early for that at 1 month. I think it was 6 before I could get down raw cucumber and carrot chips which work great later.

I love it with edamame!!!

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