Talk About Diets

1. 4 Responses to “Can you give me examples of liquid and soft food diets?”

2. By jwildhair on Dec 17, 2009 | Reply

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   I worked in a nursing home in my youth they just put whatever was on the menu for that day, in a blender with a little water - not all together, of course.

   But your question reminded me of a bumper sticker I saw once that read:
   Visualize Whirled Peas

3. By worldstiti on Dec 19, 2009 | Reply

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   jello, all clear liquids (consomme, broths and juices) cover liquid diet and soft foods a overcooked veggies, rice and eggs stuff that does not require chewing

4. By sam on Dec 20, 2009 | Reply

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   Liquid is no solid foods or dairy products. Only eat jell-o, non caffeine drinks, soda, broth, sherbet, water etc. Soft food includes liquids and you can have dairy products (including ice cream) and creamed soups.
   At least that’s what I had when I had neck surgery, first liquid diet then I was upgraded to soft food. Hope this helps. Try checking with your local hospital, they should be able to give you a more complete description.

5. By SandwichGeneration on Dec 21, 2009 | Reply

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   There are two types of liquid diets, clear liquids and full liquids.

   This website describes both types of liquid diets and soft diets.

   Special Diets for Special Needs

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