Is yogurt/custards Full Liquids or Soft Foods?

[Guest BikiniBeachy]

I've heard both.

[RestlessMonkey 7]

I think it depends on your doctor. Mine said no yogurt until "soft foods" and custard was NEVER mentioned; I'd have remembered that! But each doc is different.

[Elizabethdb 0]

We served Yogurt as a full liquid at the hospital. Now custard, I would think would be more pureed then liquid.

[*slim* 2]

It really goes to show how different doctors are. My doctor's office listed yogurt and custard as full liquid. Check with your doctor's office for his instructions.

[MacMadame 81]

Every list I've seen lists it as a full.

That doesn't mean your doctor allows it. Mine doesn't put us on "full" liquid but on "thin" liquid and custard and yogurt aren't included.

[9pdmnm5 0]

My nutritionist had yogurt on the list for soft foods. :thumbup:

[aubrie 6]

Rule of thumb that I was told: If you can suck it through a straw, it's a full liquid. If not, it's a soft mushie food. They do have liquid yogurt smoothies now, so that would be a full liquid. The stuff in the cups you eat with a spoon, would be a soft food.

[Mimilou2004 13]

My nutritionist had pudding and yogurt on the full liquid stage.

THANK GOD!!!!!!!

Mimi

[Guest BikiniBeachy]

It really goes to show how different doctors are. My doctor's office listed yogurt and custard as full liquid. Check with your doctor's office for his instructions.

I know! This should be a universal thing or something. Never will happen, every surgeon "knows exactly" what's right

[Jachut 487]

I think it depends on the yogurt or custard. Some are really liquidy - like yoplait, they were on my liquids list. I'd rather eat vomit, lol, so I didnt bother with them.

others are thick and creamy, like greek yogurt, those to me are definitely more of a mushy.