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[jjenclarke 10]

Hello

I had my surgery Gastric Sleeve on 13 June 2018. Few complication but I am over the surgery part😀 I am still finding purée food difficult and I dislike most things. I also have issues around taking medication as I feel awful for about and hope. Any suggestions would be great

[Francine2 13]

Hello
I had my surgery Gastric Sleeve on 13 June 2018. Few complication but I am over the surgery part[emoji3] I am still finding purée food difficult and I dislike most things. I also have issues around taking medication as I feel awful for about and hope. Any suggestions would be great

Hello there I am 3 months out from rny and still have trouble with certain types of food.i stick to what works maybe try cottage cheese unsweetened applesauce I still only like tuna and chicken salad. Hopefully this help. Feel better soon[emoji4]

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[jjenclarke 10]

I give it a go

Thanks

[Orchids&Dragons 9,047]

Congrats on your surgery and glad that you're over it!

I found purees difficult as well. Forcing foods to be purees that really aren't meant to be was gross.

However, I did great with foods that are meant to be purees. Applesauce, smoothies, Soups like butternut squash or Tomato, etc. There are some really good "smooth" soups in grocery stores now. I like Pacific brand. Just last week I picked up "Roasted Red Pepper & Tomato" and "Cashew Carrot Ginger" soups. They come in 32 oz. cartons, so you get quite a few 4 oz. servings!

Add some Protein Powder to any of those and you have a reasonable puree meal.

[jjenclarke 10]

I have purchase some cans yesterday let’s see how i get on as I am at my wits end.
Thanks for your support


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[sillykitty 10,713]

4 hours ago, Orchids&Dragons said:

Just last week I picked up "Roasted Red Pepper & Tomato"

I LOVE that soup! If you have a Trader Joe's near you, their "Roasted Red Pepper & Tomato", is just a private label of Pacific. So the same Soup for less money.

[Orchids&Dragons 9,047]

4 hours ago, jjenclarke said:

I have purchase some cans yesterday let’s see how i get on as I am at my wits end.
Thanks for your support

Closest one is 21 miles from my house. What else is good there that would make it worth the trip?

[sillykitty 10,713]

18 minutes ago, Orchids&Dragons said:

Closest one is 21 miles from my house. What else is good there that would make it worth the trip?

Oh, I don't know if there is anything there worth driving 21 miles for.

I buy, the above mentioned Soup, boxed lentil soup, chicken and beef broth, ff greek yogurt, canned chicken (when I was in the soft food stage), various Condiments like whole grain mustard, fish sauce, olive oil, vinegars, hot sauces, marinara sauce (good and super low cal), turkey meatballs, lunch meat, various cheeses (so good!), various "burgers", like mahi , lime chili chicken and masala, soy ginger cod, Kettle Cooked Chicken Soup (refrigerated section), produce like romaine lettuce, cucumbers, shredded cabbage, zucchini, nuts (like flavored pistachios), cheap but decent wine (for guest I like, not love, lol), spiralized carrots (frozen), frozen gyoza (when I get an asian craving), Green Goddess Salad Dressing (refrigerated), chicken sausage. I'm sure tons of other stuff I can't think of right now.

They are actually really good at less healthy food too, for your family. Their Mandarin Orange Chicken is better than any restaurant I've tried, for instance.

In general their products are very high quality for a very good price, while having a lot of interesting and ethnic options.

 

[Orchids&Dragons 9,047]

@sillykitty In Texas, everything is 20 miles away, silly! Thanks for the listing of goodies, I'll check them out the next time I'm on that side of town. I'm already thinking that I could probably eat a meat ball if I covered it in enough marinara to make a Soup out of it Last night my "boys" made pulled pork for dinner. I got brave and tasted a teeny piece, maybe 1/10th of an oz. It was good but I wasn't brave enough to try any more. Just not worth the misery.

[sillykitty 10,713]

15 minutes ago, Orchids&Dragons said:

@sillykitty In Texas, everything is 20 miles away, silly! Thanks for the listing of goodies, I'll check them out the next time I'm on that side of town. I'm already thinking that I could probably eat a meat ball if I covered it in enough marinara to make a Soup out of it Last night my "boys" made pulled pork for dinner. I got brave and tasted a teeny piece, maybe 1/10th of an oz. It was good but I wasn't brave enough to try any more. Just not worth the misery.

Ha ha ... I probably have 5 TJ's within 20 miles! Try to go at an off peak time, when you have sometime to browse. TJ's are notorious for having undersized parking lots and getting uncomfortably crowded. My mom thought she hated TJ's for years, until she retired and could shop in peace!