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What can I eat that won't hurt?

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PinkDiana

PinkDiana Report 4 Nov 2004 05:42

Chaps, the surgery means that my mouth won't open wide enough for anything but a teaspoon, since tuesday I have managed a bowl of porridge and a cup of soup but what other soft food can I eat? Please don't say liquidise stuff as it looks so revolting that I just can't bring myself too swallow it!! I am dying for a curry or some crispy duck but guess I'll just have to wait for that!! :O)

PinkDiana

PinkDiana Report 4 Nov 2004 05:49

Scrambled egg..... why didn't I think of that? Guess the painkillers have killed the brain cells too!! Thanks babe.

Deb Vancouver (18665)

Deb Vancouver (18665) Report 4 Nov 2004 05:57

Chicken noodle soup, yogurt, jello, milkshakes. Smoothies (in a blender mix 1 banana, 3T yogurt, 1c milk, 10 strawberries, several scoops vanilla ice cream). you can vary the fruit. Good luck. Deb

VIVinHERTS

VIVinHERTS Report 4 Nov 2004 06:46

Mashed banana, semolina, tapioca, rice pudding, sponge fingers and custard, blancmange, hot chocolate or coffee made with milk, mashed potato, gravy, omlette (just suck to death!) Hope you can find something from everyones suggestions. Get well soon. Viv

Researching:
Researching Tucker in London/Australia. Cliff in U.S.A. Fuller, Eaton & Sa(u)nders(on) in Bedfordshire. Turner, Morley, Blythe & Webb in Cambridgeshire/Suffolk. Want in Hertfordshire.

Chris Ho :)

Chris Ho :) Report 4 Nov 2004 06:48

Know what you mean Diana, I lived on chicken soup, and milky drinks drunk through a straw with soggy rich tea finger biscuits, and mashed Farleys rusks!.. Surprising how quick it heals, hope it's not too bad for you! Diana is...sore in the gum!..

McAnne's Gahan-Crazy

McAnne's Gahan-Crazy Report 4 Nov 2004 07:03

When I had mine out in hospital, as soon as I woke up they gave me a cuppa and a 'grated' cheese sarnie mmmm :O

Ramblin Rose

Ramblin Rose Report 4 Nov 2004 07:08

What about smoothies. Do you have a food processor?If not are you too far away for me to get one to you.Rose You can liquidise everything literally

Stephanie

Stephanie Report 4 Nov 2004 08:31

hope you are feelin better today, did you manage to eat anything? xxx

Tykerose

Tykerose Report 4 Nov 2004 09:10

Diana When I had my wisdom teeth out I was the same , but I did make curried scrambled eggs, and I added alsorts of flavours and spices etc to mash potato., cos I got sick of bland food. Made milk shakes and had hot choc (cooled )with squirty cream on top and a flake stuck in it to melt and drank that through a thick straw Hope you are feeling better Hun Love Jan

PinkDiana

PinkDiana Report 4 Nov 2004 12:27

Porridge and cuppa soup so far but thanks for all your suggestions..... I think flavoured mash is going to be the answer with lots of gravy eaten with a teaspoon!! :O)