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Starting puree foods after surgery

I haven't had my surgery yet but was wondering if anyone had tried baby foods for their puree meals?

I'm just curious.

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  • Baby food is a pureed food, so it is ok to use. Just have to watch the sugar and sodium. But it's fine to use. We were advised we could use them if we wanted to.

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22 minutes ago, AggiG said:

I haven't had my surgery yet but was wondering if anyone had tried baby foods for their puree meals?

I'm just curious.

Baby food is a pureed food, so it is ok to use. Just have to watch the sugar and sodium. But it's fine to use. We were advised we could use them if we wanted to.

  • 4 weeks later...
Yeah it is listed on my Stage #2 plan also, it even gives you the varities that are good. Like what to look for.
  • 3 months later...

I didn't. Before I had surgery, I made my own purees and froze them in 1/2 cup batches. Black beans, sweet potatoes, spinach, and butternut squash (note that I didn't like the BN squash). Then I'd just make sure I had a couple containers in the fridge at all times. It was really, really useful and cheaper than baby foods.

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