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Pureed beef?

Hi friends; I'm about to start pureed stage tomorrow. RD's talked to me about pureed chicken/fish. They didn't mention pureed red meat. I sent them a message to ask, but also thought I would ask here: did anyone eat pureed beef (small amount of course) in the puree stage (2-3 weeks post op)? Thanks!

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    • FluffyChix
      FluffyChix

      Others will be along to advice. In the meantime, let me ask what's wrong with "bassomatic" for pureed fish! hehe

    • renjenn
      renjenn

      Some nutritionists say to wait on the Beef and pork because they are harder to digest.

    • NYJenn
      NYJenn

      Puréed meat? Yikes. That doesn’t sound good at all

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    Others will be along to advice. In the meantime, let me ask what's wrong with "bassomatic" for pureed fish! ;) hehe

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    Puréed meat? Yikes. That doesn’t sound good at all
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    I never did anything pureed. I still have trouble with red meat, specifically steak, because of its density.

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    My instructions say it's fine. Sloppy joe mixture, meatloaf etc.

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    Some nutritionists say to wait on the Beef and pork because they are harder to digest.

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