Anywhere to eat out on post op liquid/pureed diet???

LilMissLawyer
on 11/26/10 7:54 am - MI
I was just wondering if anyone found anywhere to go out to eat with their friends/spouses during the post op diets? Maybe somewhere with suitable mashed potatoes or soup??
Deedles
on 11/26/10 8:00 am - Highlands, TX
Most every restaurant has some sort of soup. I'd stay away from mashed potatoes, that's empty carbs you don't need. Go for a good chicken noodle or vegetable soup. If you're still on liquids just eat the soupy part but if you're on purees/mushies, everything in the soup is soft enough for you to chew.
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poet_kelly
on 11/26/10 8:14 am - OH
I ate at a pretty nice restaurant while on pureed foods.  I had a side dish of mashed potatoes.  Ate about three bites of it.

Kelly
ShrinkingCera
on 11/26/10 8:41 am
 We have a Jason's Deli in San Antonio that has just about the most amazing potato soup.  I would get that and not eat the big chunks out of it.  They also have a cheese broccoli soup-  again I didnt eat the big chunks while on the puree diet.  
            
aprildawn9209
on 11/26/10 8:45 am
My anniversary was during that time after my surgery and I called our local applebee's and spoke to their manager.  Bless his heart, he said I could come order anything and they would put it in the blender for me.  Sounded good till I got there and then I think I just ended up with mashed potatoes or something like that.  But so nice that they were willing to do that for me. 
ohioh
on 11/26/10 8:50 am
RNY on 11/15/10 with
I had one woman tell me that while she was on the pureed/soft food diet she went out to eat with her husband and she ordered a chicken breast, mashed potatoes and cooked carrots.  She smashed the carrots with her fork and she said the chicken breast was moist so she was able to cut a couple really tiny pieces off and sort of smash them with her fork too.  Obviously she only ate a couple tiny bites of everything but she said it worked out great because she was able to smash everything.  I would the same would be true at Red Lobster or anywhere with fish.   You could flake off some fish and smash a soft vegetable.....I'm new at this, but wouldn't that work? Heather  (That question is for people with experience......I have my soft diet coming up in a week and I'd like to know too! lol)
        

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CoastiesGirl
on 11/26/10 8:55 am, edited 11/26/10 8:57 am - Point Reyes Station, CA
We have a place called Fresh Choice here. They have a variety of soups and salads, some pasta and breads. That might a good choice with some healthy options for both parties. A mexican place would be a decent choice as well because they have refried beans. Yum! Or a BBQ place that has some chili beans. Panara is a bread place that has great soups too.
        
helengardner
on 11/26/10 10:26 am
I was just thinking the same thing i told my husband we r going to Ruby Tuesdays this week and i am getting a crab cake!!!
ohioh
on 11/26/10 10:47 am
RNY on 11/15/10 with
You had surgery a day after me...can I go with you?

Heather
        

HW 270  SW 251   1st GW 170    CW 143       2nd GW 150
 1st GOAL REACHED  170  5/23/2011
    
                      2nd GOAL REACHED 150 8/8/2011
mypookiesma
on 11/26/10 10:47 am - SC
I went out to eat with husband while I was on the pureed/liquid diet and I just ordered a side of refried beans and they had a little melted cheese on top. He got guacamole dip and I put a tsp of that on my beans and a tsp of sour cream.  It was delicious!!

One of the things specified on my list was "soupy" mashed potatoes, and grits.  I had grits once at a Waffle House with a slice of cheese on top and asked for them to be thinned with a little ho****er and they were happy to accomodate me.

Good Luck!
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