I need meal ideas for tomorrow.?
Hey guys, I’m 17 and I had UP3 surgery yesterday (uvulopalatopharyngoplasty–it’s throat surgery. They took out my adenoids, tonsils, and cut off about a third of my uvula). I have been discharged from the hospital and am at home now. My throat hurts like hell but I am on codeine for it (20 ml every three hours–that’s a ton of drugs, especially considering it’s a narcotic) so I am able to eat some things but not much. Today I was able to eat a very small amount of food–a small portion of a Slimfast shake and a little bit of very soft mashed potatoes. My parents are both working tomorrow (they could not get time off) and there is nobody around who can make anything for me, so I need some meal ideas that a person who had massive throat surgery can eat. The stuff needs to be things that we would have readily available in the pantry, and whatever i make needs to be very very soft and quite bland (any spice or anything even remotely stiff, hard, or crunchy will be disastrous for my recovery). What suggestions do you have?
Chicken noodle soup in a can,
baked potato in the microwave with some butter,
scrambled eggs,
oatmeal,
cream of wheat or malt-o-meal,
ramen noodles,
pudding if you have some you can make it yourself if you have milk, sugar, cornstarch and vanilla.
Mac n cheese,
yogurt ,
chocolate milk,
Popsicles
October 24th, 2009 at 6:54 am
Any type of soft cold thing
The common saying for like getting tonsels removed is eat tons of tons of ice cream.
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October 24th, 2009 at 7:32 am
Chicken noodle soup in a can,
baked potato in the microwave with some butter,
scrambled eggs,
oatmeal,
cream of wheat or malt-o-meal,
ramen noodles,
pudding if you have some you can make it yourself if you have milk, sugar, cornstarch and vanilla.
Mac n cheese,
yogurt ,
chocolate milk,
Popsicles
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October 24th, 2009 at 7:39 am
soup, i guess.
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October 24th, 2009 at 8:05 am
Whoa…..I’m cringing and I still have my tonsils! When I was a kid, the story was that if you had your tonsils out, you got to eat all the ice cream you wanted.
1. Cream of potato leek soup, run thru a sieve if necessary.
2. Mashed potatos mixed with sour cream and butter
3. Smoothies made with vanilla ice cream, mashed bananas, chocolate syrup.
4. Noodles with broth…..overcook!
5. Ice cream, sherbet, sorbet
6. Tomato bisque: dilute wtih half and half or milk to reduce acidity
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October 24th, 2009 at 8:49 am
Soup, farina, creamed spinach, scrambled eggs (cooked soft), shake, apple sauce,
Maybe have your parents pick you up some Ensure. It comes in chocolate, strawberry and vanilla flavor and is like a meal but it’s liquid. It is packed with vitamins and nutrients.
Wow, you’ve been through alot. I hope you get better fast!
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October 24th, 2009 at 9:05 am
Soups. Probably broth soups with the vegetables strained out or mashed thoroughly. Maybe a cheap brand of chicken noodle. The noodles and veggies are very little and could easily be mashed up or avoided. Tomato soup perhaps? May be a little too acidic. Ice cream is always good for a sore throats. It eases the pain some. This will sound odd but baby food would be very good. It is quite bland and is thoroughly mashed which is exactly what you need. Good luck and get well soon.
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October 24th, 2009 at 9:48 am
tomato soup
chicken broth
tuna fish salad
egg salad
yogurt
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October 24th, 2009 at 10:30 am
something cold
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October 24th, 2009 at 10:37 am
I know the prefect thing. My mom makes the best cheesy potato soup. Its great for someone like you. How i make it is. I take some potato (as many as you want or think you will eat) boil them until they are almost to the mashing point but not quite. Drain half the water out and put the remaining water and potato’s in the crock pot. Take some ham any kind make sure its in small pieces. Add this to the water and potato’s in the pot. Also add some cheese. The cheesier the better. I use Velveeta, its not to strong like sharp cheddar. Cook until the cheese is melted and the potato’s are mushy. Add any seasons if you want
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October 24th, 2009 at 11:16 am
Smoothies: milk, yogurt, and/or juice with fruit in a blender.
Soup: anything smooth and I imagine cooled would work.
Yogurt, rice, mashed potatoes, mashed sweet potatoes, soft fruits like peaches of bananas.
Good luck!
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October 24th, 2009 at 11:56 am
Im scared. A smoothy, use milk and ice or milk and ice cream, add some canned fruit, and put in the blender. Peaches, apple sauce, apricot, anything that will blend smooth and very thin. Im sorry, I hope you feel better soon. Jello, pudding, anything that wont leave behind bits.
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October 24th, 2009 at 12:04 pm
I personally LOVE Ramen, you know those really cheap noodles? If you leave the spice out, (the stuff in the little grey package), the noodles are pretty plain tasting, and as long as you cook them long enough, they are very soft, and I would suggest cutting them up.
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October 24th, 2009 at 12:43 pm
Milk shake
ice cream
yogurt
chicken noodle soup
cream of chicken soup
cream of potato soup
jello
pudding
sherbert
mashed banana
smoothie
bouillon broth
mashed potatoes
scrambled eggs w/cheese
cottage cheese
applesauce
fruit juice
canned pears (mashed)
baby food from a jar or homemade
Try mashing some pasta or mac n cheese
Good luck…..feel better soon!! Don’t rush the solid foods. Let yourself heal.
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October 24th, 2009 at 1:30 pm
Anything soft and not crunchy.
Soup, jello and pudding, along with popsicles.
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