Nutri-bullet. Do I need it?

I bought a nitro-bullet and now I am rethinking it. I am on a platue and I have 15-17lbs to my goal weight. I am stuck. I will be six months out on the 3rd. So I still have it in the box. Will use it?  It seems I need to blend my meals and then will I eat too much?  I think I will take it back and save the $67.00. What are your thoughts. 

You will be six months out and you are still blending your food?!?  Why??

FWIW, I never used a food blender at all, even for protein shakes (too much foam).

Lora

No I do not blend my foods. I just heard it was healthy for the nutrition, but when reading the book it came with I was like too much food too much sugar and too much calories.  I do make my 1-2 protein shakes a day in a blender. But my food has been whole since 2 weeks out. I think this was an impulse buy on black Friday so I just justified why I don't need it. Going to bring it back to Costco on Monday. 

For most people more than a few months out from surgery, our goal is to focus on solid protein (lean, solid protein for me .... I know DS folks need fat).

So, blended food is not needed, and as your post indicates, can be the fast track to extra calories, carbs and sugars.

If you need to use smoothies for meal replacements it could work, but for fewer calories you can get a lot more protein with 'real' food.

I never had need of a blender either. Anything that comes out of a blender will go through you too quickly. You can easily take in too many calories too quickly, and you'll be hungry again sooner.

I never blended anything and did just fine. 

I only ever used a blender/processor during my pureed phase.  Which was from weeks 2-4 post op for me.  I can't see why I'd need one 6 months out from surgery!

It was an impulse buy.. You know black Friday... I am bringing it back. I was just asking just incase.

Hi how do you get that little scale on the bottom that says your starting weight and all that stuff

Go to My OH then Health Tracker and make one there is a check box to put it in your posts.  Hope this helps. :-)