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Soft food and almost liquid options. (TMJ flareup friendly)

shortyuk
Posts: 34 Member
Hi Guys,
I'm looking for some good healthy 'food' options as above.
I have TMJ which has been in a flare up since I was rear-ended just over a year ago. Sometimes it locks and I can't even get a teaspoon in my mouth. (I sometimes have to resort to my 19-month-old nieces weening spoons!).
Right now I'm living on mushy food or soup and I'm getting bored.
Any suggestions appreciated!
Edit: I'm a vegetarian who cannot stomach eggs!
I'm looking for some good healthy 'food' options as above.
I have TMJ which has been in a flare up since I was rear-ended just over a year ago. Sometimes it locks and I can't even get a teaspoon in my mouth. (I sometimes have to resort to my 19-month-old nieces weening spoons!).
Right now I'm living on mushy food or soup and I'm getting bored.
Any suggestions appreciated!
Edit: I'm a vegetarian who cannot stomach eggs!
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Greek yogurt, cottage cheese for protien (I add sugar free powdered jello 1tsp to flavor it) tofu takes on the flavor of the sauce or seasonings and is soft. Eggs & pasta cooked soft.
Mashed potatoes, meal replacement drinks, smoothies both veggies and fruit added protien powder if needed. Fresh veggie juiced if you have a juicer.
Hope this helps!1 -
Cheesecake flavored pudding with peanut butter mixed in tastes like a Butterfinger. It's not super healthy, but it's a nice treat. Maybe swirl some sugar free chocolate syrup in it.
For Thanksgiving I made mashed 'fauxtatoes'. Roasted cauliflower, turnip, and garlic pureed in a food processor with butter, salt, pepper, splash of milk, and a container of shredded parmesan/romano.
Mashed sweet potato with butter, brown sugar, cinnamon. Toast a few marshmallows to mush into it as well.
Any vegetable soup can be thrown in a blender and sucked through a straw.
Heck, you could throw just about any cake (or cookies or brownies or whatever) into a blender with some milk and yogurt (or like Halo Top ice cream or something) and have a cake shake for funsies. It's super easy to make healthy cakes for this.
Cheesecake would be easy to make healthy. It has a lot of egg in it though, and I don't know if you are intolerant of eggs or just don't like the taste of them straight.0
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