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[4mydogs 10]

I was wondering if anyone could tell me what I need post op. I'm talking about dishes and things. For example, I understand that it will take a long time to eat, should I get a warming plate? I hate cold food. I've also seen suggestions for baby spoons and sippy cups. Anything else?

[Cmullinvegas 39]

I heard some people talking about a warmer from Walmart, I want to say it was a mug warmer. I have very small bowls and tupperware labeled with 1/2 cup and 4oz to help me keep track. I bought cheap kid spoons at the grocery store and sippy cups. Don't forget blender bottles for Protein Shakes.< /p>

[Liberated Sleeve 148]

Or you can use a candle warmer if you want and if you use small bowls or plates they will fit on them.

[Amanda 3.0 140]

I ordered an inexpensive mug warmer from Amazon. It was really nice for the few weeks I used it, while still on liquids. You won't want to use it with plastic bowls or cups though, as I think it might melt them.

I bought some small glass bowls and a dozen demitasse spoons at a restaurant supply. A lot of stuff is so cheap at the restaurant supply place, like the spoons were maybe $2 for 12 if I recall.

[4mydogs 10]

Thanks for the info. I have a candle warmer but never would have thought of using it to warm mugs.