Question:
What is the difference between pureed foods and soft foods?
From my two week liquid diet, I graduated to soft foods. My nut didn't say to puree anything but I have been doing so. — bikermama (posted on May 29, 2008)
May 29, 2008
Pureed foods is anything you run through a food processor and add liquid to
allow it to be something you can taste but is goes through your pouch.
Soft foods is what you get in the next stage, like cooked vegatables that
you chew and then swallow. There is noting to chew after you puree foods.
You can take tuna and low fat mayo to make a pureed food. Add a little
chicken broth to it with some salt and pepper, and maybe a small amout of
pickle juice to give it more flavor. Best of success to you.
— William (Bill) wmil
May 29, 2008
Pureed foods is anything you run through a food processor and add liquid to
allow it to be something you can taste but is goes through your pouch.
Soft foods is what you get in the next stage, like cooked vegatables that
you chew and then swallow. There is noting to chew after you puree foods.
You can take tuna and low fat mayo to make a pureed food. Add a little
chicken broth to it with some salt and pepper, and maybe a small amout of
pickle juice to give it more flavor. Best of success to you.
— William (Bill) wmil
May 29, 2008
for better term to understand more. example of soft foods is mash potatoe
cream of wheat , oat meal . purerea is food that is blended to make it
easier for you to swallow . appose to foods that are natural soft. foods
that is closer to a liquid form but thick not thin. that is what puree is
— yvettetas
May 31, 2008
think of it like this: puree foods are already chewed for you!!! soft foods
can be chewed very easily. good luck!!
— RNlvnCARSON
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