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Hello All!

I am looking for recommendations for shakes/soups/drinks and liquid/chewable Vitamins that I can use during my liquid, soft food phases after surgery. Here is the catch: I cannot eat ANY artificial sweetener. I can have Stevia, but only the real Stevia, not Truvia or other processed stuff.

I appreciate the help!

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I use the patch Vitamins so no pills or chewables. For liquids phase I pinned a ton of Soup recipes and pretty much tried to make my own. I added an unflavored Protein powder to them to up the Protein content. I'm now on purees/soft. I like cottage cheese and I've pureed frozen mixed fruit to add to it to sweeten them up. a lot of people do yogurt (I don't like it so i've avoided it). on my plan you can do runny cereals (like cream of wheat) or baby food cereals on full liquids but it didn't appeal to me so i stuck to Soups. i find eggs are good at this stage and Beans. I'm loving hummus right now.

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@@melliecat I was sleeved a week ago and just allowed mushy food today. I have had scrambled eggs with cheese (very scrambled and apple sauce consistency) and refried black Beans with melted cheese and a little sour cream. I also bought greek yogurt (low sugar), broccoli Soup (Panera) that I'll blend so no chunks, cottage cheese, ricotta cheese (for ricotta bake), and butternut squash. I only ate very small amounts of eggs and beans but they tasted damn good and were tolerated. I bought Centrum chewable Multi-Vitamin in berry flavor that weren't bad (hated the smell of the orange ones). I have been drinking Powerade Zero, Iced Tea (Decaf), Hot tea, Water, Vitamin Water Zero. I've had a hard time with Protein Shakes. I just ordered unflavored Protein Powder to add to food or drinks.

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THEWORLDACCORDINGTOEGGFACE that is a really good site to check out she has wonderful recipes and tips for pre-op and post-op check it out it wont disappoint!

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