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I'm still a little while out from my December 22nd sleeve, but I'm thinking ahead. Lipton makes a dry Soup with noodles in it. Is it okay to strain out the noodles and keep only the powder to make my own broth with? I did this during a colonoscopy prep and they said it was fine but I want to know if that applies for pre/post diet.

I'm basically wanting to fill a container with the powder and use a teaspoon to make 8 0z of broth. It's not completely see through clear, but slightly cloudy.....any thoughts? I would say the same as a bouillon cube.

Also, is adding a Protein powder to this an option to reach daily goals?

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I'm still a little while out from my December 22nd sleeve, but I'm thinking ahead. Lipton makes a dry Soup with noodles in it. Is it okay to strain out the noodles and keep only the powder to make my own broth with? I did this during a colonoscopy prep and they said it was fine but I want to know if that applies for pre/post diet.

I'm basically wanting to fill a container with the powder and use a teaspoon to make 8 0z of broth. It's not completely see through clear, but slightly cloudy.....any thoughts? I would say the same as a bouillon cube.

Also, is adding a Protein powder to this an option to reach daily goals?

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Shouldnt be an issue at all. Im currently doing this for miso soup

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I would think the Soup would be okay as long as the sodium isn't too high. Yes, you can add Protein Powder to this. I have tried every Protein Shake under the sun and found I can tolerate Premier the best. I am two weeks out and struggle to get two of those down a day. Plus my Water. Everything else I drink or eat is just for fun really.

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I'm still a little while out from my December 22nd sleeve, but I'm thinking ahead. Lipton makes a dry Soup with noodles in it. Is it okay to strain out the noodles and keep only the powder to make my own broth with? I did this during a colonoscopy prep and they said it was fine but I want to know if that applies for pre/post diet.

I'm almost positive this is what the broth was that my hospital served me after the surgery. It certainly tasted like it.

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I would think the Soup would be okay as long as the sodium isn't too high. Yes, you can add Protein powder to this. I have tried every Protein shake under the sun and found I can tolerate Premier the best. I am two weeks out and struggle to get two of those down a day. Plus my Water. Everything else I drink or eat is just for fun really.

What Protein Powder do you recommend? I'm overwhelmed with the choices and am starting to sample different shakes to see what I want to get for my 10 day preOP. Premier are okay, but even a little too sweet. I'm a fruity person.

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