Any ideas please, soft food diet?!
Question: My husband had 4 back teeth taken out and put on a soft diet. He starving and I'm running out of ideas.
So far this week he had:
mash potato and spaghetti
jelly
custard
fruit puree
soggy weetbix
Answers: My husband had 4 back teeth taken out and put on a soft diet. He starving and I'm running out of ideas.
So far this week he had:
mash potato and spaghetti
jelly
custard
fruit puree
soggy weetbix
I had the same problem when I had my teeth removed.
Lots of yogurt..soft serve ice cream.
Tofu is good too.
Smoothies..milkshakes...
Soups are the best!
And cereal.
Try Gerber baby food, beef and vegetable, or beef and potato. I know it sounds gross, but it's 100% real with no big additives, and it tastes really good and is filling. I know from experience in this area.
KFC chips are soft and can be eaten carefully, i lived on them and potato and gravy when i had my wisdom teeth out.
Also soups. You can dip soft bread in soups too.
Mexican potatoes...the ones with minced meat, sauce and sour cream in them.
cream spinach. soups. smoothies. jell-o. pudding.
i would explore all these and look for different recipes. ma i suggest paula deen, she's awesome. haha
personally, i love mashed potatoes, so i would be pretty good for about a week on those alone.
ramen noodles
chicken noodle soup
assorted yogurt
fruit smoothies
icecream
milkshakes
mac and cheese
here are more ideas from google.
http://www.epicurious.com/tools/searchre...
http://www.mesothelioma-aid.org/recipes....
Just off the top of my head....
oatmeal
Eggs
Pudding
beans
grits
hash browns
What i found on internet
Dairy
Smooth yogurt, or yogurt without a lot of chunks. You could also take chunky yogurt and puree it in a blender to break down the chunks. Also, try the new yogurt in a tube, available at most grocery stores.
Various soft cheeses, such as brie, cottage cheese, and thinly sliced Swiss, cheddar, harvarti, etc.
Milk-based drinks
Custard
Pudding
Breads and Baked Goods
Any type of soft bread that does not have seeds, nuts, or pieces of whole grains. If you like whole-wheat bread, look for one that has a smooth texture. Tear off the crust if necessary.
Muffins without nuts or chunks
Corn bread, corn muffins
Soft cakes
Tortillas (corn and flour, microwaved or steamed until soft)
Pancakes
Saltine crackers and matzo are often soft enough to smoosh at the roof of your mouth with your tongue
Grains
Couscous
Quinoa
Pasta
Noodles
Soft-cooked rice, risotto
Bulgur
Kasha
Farro wheat (cooked very soft like risotto)
Polenta
Matzo balls
Grits
Meats and Poultry
Soft-cooked chicken
Bar-b-que type soft cooked meat
Meatloaf
Chicken salad
Thinly sliced lunch meats
Meatballs
Many meat recipes that you make in a crock pot or pressure cooker are very tender
Chicken nuggets cut into very small pieces
Meat Alternatives
Tofu can be made in many ways and is always easy to eat.
Seafood
Soft-cooked fish
Fish croquettes (salmon, tuna)
Fish loaf (tuna, salmon)
Tuna, salmon, or whitefish salad
Frozen flavored fish filets
Crab cakes
Fish sticks (non-crunchy, cut into small pieces)
Soups
Look in your local grocery store for soups that either don't contain chunks, or have very mushy ingredients.
Vegetables
Soft-cooked carrots, squash
Mashed potatoes
Potato pancakes
Smooshed potato salad
Cole slaw
Spinach or corn souffl