Reply With Quoteu named everything I was gonna suggest, but u could always throw cottage cheese and fruits like rapsberries in the blender, blend and mix well, stick it in the freezer for an hour or two and u got an "easy to consume with no teeth" yummy meal!
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03-01-2005, 02:59 PM #1Registered User
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advice for a liquid diet?
hey guys, sorry i dont post here often, i just end up reading it all
anywho
any food advice for someone whos getting 2 wisdom teeth pulled this friday?
any ideas other than shakes, blended fruit juice, water, vitamins/supplements, soup, oatmeal, etc?
thanks
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baby food
No joke either
Lots of vits an nutrients and protein in baby food.
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soups, pastas, etc. basically anything that doesn't require a lot of chewing
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take all your normal food and throw it in the blender.
Steak, veggie, and rice milkshake... MMMMMM......
But you can eat anything you can chew with your front teeth as long as you dont have jaw pain.Age-16
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thanks guys
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