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ANY NEW SOFT FOOD IDEAS?

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Any Suggestions for Soft Foods?

I’ve been on a soft food diet for over six months now, and I’m running out of ideas! My usual dinners consist of mashed potatoes, macaroni and cheese, top ramen, and canned soup. For breakfast, I stick to eggs and yogurt, while lunch is usually rice and beans—every single day! I do get a pudding cup sometimes, which is a nice treat, but I’m looking for some variety.

I’ve tried suggesting casserole ideas, but they haven’t been approved, likely due to the effort involved. Beyond the usual options, does anyone have any creative soft food ideas? I’d love to hear your suggestions!

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    I’m sorry to hear you’ve been stuck on a soft food diet for so long! It can definitely get repetitive. Here are some ideas that might help add some variety to your meals:

    1. Smoothies: Blend fruits like bananas, berries, and yogurt or milk for a refreshing and nutritious option. You can also add spinach or protein powder if you want.

    2. Mashed Cauliflower: A great alternative to mashed potatoes, you can mix it with cheese or garlic for added flavor.

    3. Oatmeal Variations: Try different toppings like applesauce, mashed bananas, or peanut butter for some variety.

    4. Creamy Polenta or Grits: These can be flavored with cheese, broth, or even pureed vegetables for a different texture.

    5. Pasta with Cream Sauce: Consider soft pasta with a white sauce or a simple butter and cheese sauce.

    6. Fruit Cups: If fresh fruit isn’t an option, try canned fruit in its own juice or pureed fruit cups.

    7. Soufflés or Flavored Eggs: If you can have eggs, try making a soft egg soufflé with cheese and herbs for a different taste.

    8. Fish: If available, soft-cooked or baked fish can be a good protein option. Try it with some seasoning or sauce.

    9. Vegetable Purees: Blend cooked vegetables like carrots, sweet potatoes, or peas with some broth or cream for a tasty side dish.

    10. Pudding Variations: If you are allowed, you can often find different flavors of pudding or gelato that can be enjoyable.

    It might be worth discussing with your care team to see if they can accommodate any of these suggestions. I hope you find some of these ideas helpful!

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