What to eat?

[kaleia 12]

I’m 16 days post op but finding it very difficult to get my Protein AND liquids in. I’ve been living off cottage cheese and can do 1/4 cup at a time. I used to LOVE the Protein Shakes the first week and now I can’t stand them. They are too sweet. I bought GENEPRO and that’s helping a lot. Can you give me examples of what you eat and drink?

[Mattymatt 491]

I am facing the same problem with Protein Shakes. They're now nauseatingly sweet. I was going to try using some unflavored Protein Powder and mixing it with chicken broth but I am so close to getting to the pureed stage that I'll just power through. Pureed stage comes for me on Tuesday as I will be fully 14 days post-op.

[Apple203 1,314]

I am sick to death of milky Protein Drinks, too, blech! I'm a longtime green smoothie gal, so hopefully one day I'll get there again.

My next stage is: flakey fish, tuna salad, chicken salad, egg salad, eggs, cottage cheese, ricotta cheese, greek yogurt, refried Beans, smashed bananas, applesauce, mashed potatoes/sweet potatoes/cauliflower. Its a veritable cornucopia of food, 2 ounces at a time! I can't wait.

Edited March 24, 2018 by Apple203

[sillykitty 10,780]

Is greek yogurt allowed yet? Also, have you tried Bone Broth?

[aNYCdb 310]

Breakfasts are generally a banana Protein Shake cut with unsweetened peanut powder (to cut the sweetness overall). lunch of have half a package of tuna (those that come preflavored in the pouch) and maybe a sargento reduced fat cheese stick. Mid afternoon snack the rest of the tuna. dinner some sort of meat and a little bit of Soup. When in doubt egg whites are my fill in. For extra Protein I have a couple of extra concentrated shakes that I freeze in an ice pop mold for dessert (for some reason the sweetness bothers me less when i have to lick it). Depending on the day I also have an extra shake ready (or pick up a bottle of Isopure zero carb to sip throughout the day). Plus I much on spicy picke chips and or some other semi soft veg, when feeling so inclined.

[sideeye 1,440]

Try Orgain chocolate shakes. They're the only shake that didn't taste sickeningly sweet to me, and now I have one every day for Breakfast just to get 20g of Protein out of the way early on.

[frust8 963]

Sideye where did you purchase Orgain? Is it a mail order item, did you get it from your doctor or program or did you buy it at a store?[emoji6]

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[Sosewsue61 3,185]

Isopure ready-made blue raspberry or punch diluted with crystal light lemonade was all I could tolerate after surgery. Bone Broth.

[Losingit2018 1,170]

Syntrax Nectar is not very sweet at all. Plus they have fruit, tea and coffee type flavors. All very good IMHO

[wjgo 272]

Unjury chicken broth Protein mix is suprisingly good. It's granulated protein and easily mixes with a spoon. Use it in warm Water, and tastes just like chick broth.

Cheapest place to buy I found was from the Unjury website

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