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Pureed foods. Yuck!!
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I couldn't do it. I just stayed on the liquid diet for longer. My team okayed this BTW. I had soups, mostly home made that I blended. I added lentils to the recipe to get some protein. You
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My program skipped pureed foods and went directly to soft proteins with the instructions to chew thoroughly. But your best bet for purees is blended soups. You can make a very flavorful soup and puree
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Yogurt, cottage cheese and cream soups (as others have suggested) are all good at the pureed food stage, too!
Hello everyone. I am post-op, had my first doctor's visit one month ago and scheduled for my second on 04/19. I am doing my best to read all of the literature provided to me as well as what I can find online. I am struggling with the thought of pureeing food. I just don't think I could bring myself to consume meat, vegetables or eggs that have been pureed. It sounds disgusting! Is this something that is a MUST or can we supplement with protein drinks? All input is appreciated. :0)