Help me please!!!!

I just my sugery done a week ago, and I am on high protien diet.  I have to eat strained soups or broths that I have not found any favors that I like and awful Greek yogurt.  Can someone please make suggestions on what they ate?  I am going crazy!  I have 3 more weeks of this.

Can you do shakes and cottage cheese and stuff like that also yet? Sf Jello?

I can eat cottage cheese with my soup, and I would rather die than eat jello.  :(

Are you on full liquids?  Why do you have to eat Greek yogurt?

On full liquids, I ate protein shakes, clear protein drinks, sugar free pudding, yogurt, popsicles, cream soups... I think that was about it.

Check out The World According To Eggface. She has a lot of recipes for the different stages of the post-op diet. I did okay with the strained cream soups--I found the cream of chicken to be especially good. My favorite Greek yogurt is Fage. It has a nice, fresh and creamy taste. If you find it too tart, try adding some Splenda. I've even heard of adding Crystal Light powder for flavor to it. I'm not a fan of really tart yogurt either. Definitely check out Eggface's site. I've got her ricotta bake in the oven right now!

Jen

Thanks Jenorama!

I went to Panera and bought some of their soups and blended them and added milk if too thick still.  The flavors were delish.  To this day I cannot tolerate protein shakes or yogurt.  I also ate refried beans and blended them.  I was only getting in approx 400-600 calories a day so I did not worry about it.  I cannot do that now but it helped in the first few weeks.

I have a dr appt today, so I will definitely ask about retried beans.  Thanks for your suggestions. 

1 week post op also. Eating dannon light & fit Greek strawberry helps. Otherwise I'm struggling also. Protein shakes make me sick. 

I am scared to try something with strawberries, I heard the seeds could get stuck.  Maybe if you try torani or da Vinci syrups to your protien shakes might help.  I learned I do not light the fake chocolate, I do not like it shakes, pudding, or fudgicles.