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Wendys Chili

I keep hearing about Wendys chili being a good choice to eat. My question is when? How many weeks post op? I keep getting my "lines blurred" between puree and soft.

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  • I was able to eat half a small Wendy's chili, chewed very well, at about 6 weeks postop. The key is definitely chewing to puree consistency. It's quite convenient and tastes nice, so I recommend it

  • Christina.Rose
    Christina.Rose

    I haven't heard of Pamela's but I do love turkey chili....or any white chili also. Mmmmmm

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    About time for me

    Me too. I finally felt if I could chew it to the consistency of mush, it counted as puree. Sent from my SM-N910V using BariatricPal mobile app

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It depends what your post op diet plan is. I'm 4 weeks out today and am just going to the chopped/ground stage. Which is the first time I'm allowed to eat meat not puréed (which I refused to eat last stage). Therefore I'm actually stopping at Wendy's on my way to work today to bring for dinner.


I was able to eat half a small Wendy's chili, chewed very well, at about 6 weeks postop. The key is definitely chewing to puree consistency. It's quite convenient and tastes nice, so I recommend it :)

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I really enjoy Pamela's turkey chili (smallest size). It's yummy!


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I haven't heard of Pamela's but I do love turkey chili....or any white chili also. Mmmmmm



I remember for Thanksgiving four years ago I made my own chili, and sipped it slowly. What a delight. You can make a small pot, using the best ingredients, semi purée it, and you will love it. Freezable too.


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