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  • Arabesque
    Arabesque

    Milk is better, unless it becomes too rich, to make yoghurt into a yoghurt drink. Plus extra protein from the milk. Bonus!

  • Bandedbut
    Bandedbut

    Interesting! Opps, I guess we all learn something from each other!

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I would suggest milk or a protein shake.

I've never liquified it, never occured to me, and I've never seen where we need to?. I have just eaten it as is (I am 12 days Post Op) It's a little variety from another Protein shake!

Milk is better, unless it becomes too rich, to make yoghurt into a yoghurt drink. Plus extra protein from the milk. Bonus!

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Milk is better, unless it becomes too rich, to make yoghurt into a yoghurt drink. Plus extra Protein from the milk. Bonus!

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I've never liquified it, never occured to me, and I've never seen where we need to?. I have just eaten it as is (I am 12 days Post Op) It's a little variety from another Protein shake!
In my program in the full liquid stage the yogurt has to be liquified. Thanks!
1 hour ago, CK77 said:

In my program in the full liquid stage the yogurt has to be liquified. Thanks!

Interesting! Opps, I guess we all learn something from each other!

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