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After gastric sleeve surgery, what was your best appliance to prepare foods? My sister has already purchased the baby food pure’ machine with the bags for me. Is there anything else You would recommend I should prepare to purchase?
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    My blender for my protein shakes and to puree things like soups (in the early days), and my kitchen scale are things that I use daily. Slow cooker gets used often for soups, stews, and cooking meats t

  • Oooh I want an AirFryer Too!

  • I have an AirFryer and it's truly a game changer! Makes Brussels sprouts the crispiest (if that's a word!) I've ever tasted! Yum. When I think of all those years deep frying, I shudder!

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I like my crock pot slow cooker. I use it for my soups and chili.

One vote for my Nutriblend also, just don't let my Crock pot hear, it has seniority after all!❤

My blender for my protein shakes and to puree things like soups (in the early days), and my kitchen scale are things that I use daily. Slow cooker gets used often for soups, stews, and cooking meats to a tender consistency (think pulled pork, chicken, etc). Before my surgery, I read many people talk about stocking up on their 4oz food storage containers, but I didn't get it until after. I use them daily to portion out my prepped food. I have a dozen of them and they're always being used.

And I'm planning on saving up for an air fryer. I can see that being super useful in the future.

Oooh I want an AirFryer Too!
Oooh I want an AirFryer Too!
I have an AirFryer and it's truly a game changer! Makes Brussels sprouts the crispiest (if that's a word!) I've ever tasted! Yum. When I think of all those years deep frying, I shudder!

Not an appliance, but I got a great small (5") cooking pan - steep sides, well made, non-stick. Given the amounts I can eat, it is SO much easier to cook in - especially if I'm doing an egg or any kind of sauce. I kept looking for one where I live, but ultimately found it when I visited a friend in Europe.

Oooh I want an AirFryer Too!
I love mine. Good investment. My instapot quit working. I need another one for they make a little easier.
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Awesome responses! thank you everyone. I have all of the above. I was thinking of getting a mini Bullet but not sure if it will be useful. I love my air fryer and crock pot and use them frequently. I have the little cups that came in my box of containers that I buy for my kids to take their lunch for work. I just got a new pan set that has the pan that you discussed. So I think I’m good there. ?
I love mine. Good investment. My instapot quit working. I need another one for they make a little easier.
I just placed an order for the instapot today on Amazon. My nutritionist just mentioned it at my appointment today!
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On 06/26/2019 at 23:16, Deedee12 said:

I just placed an order for the instapot today on Amazon. My nutritionist just mentioned it at my appointment today!
That’s my next purchase.. there is so much you can do with it. My crock pot is getting old so that’s what I’m replacing it with.

re; Instantpot - they're almost always on sale on Amazon Prime day (which I think is in a couple weeks

You will love it. I need to look on Amazon.

My Ninja or my stick blender for soup. And my scale.

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