Esophageal soft food diet

Any food that is high in protein can be processed for swallowing difficulties. Depending on the condition that is causing the swallowing difficulty, the food must be chopped, mashed, ground, pureed or liquified so that little to no chewing is necessary to get the food down your throat.

Provides tips to coping with common side effects after esophagectomy, what foods to avoid and what is often well tolerated.

Instant Pot Cheesy Grits --In the South, grits are a must-have breakfast dish. Many Southern cooks make them up for dinner as well.

Soft Food Recommendations The process of chewing and swallowing foods is something we often take for granted until a situation arises that makes this everyday task difficult. Suggesting soft foods …

A round-up of 17 easy acid reflux-friendly slow cooker recipes! Simple lunches and dinners to make in the crock pot that won't trigger reflux. Pulled pork, chicken, shrimp, soups, and more.

If you want to keep your digestive system healthy, a soft food diet is what you need. Soft foods are easy to digest and don't hurt your stomach or intestines.

These are the best soft foods to eat after oral surgery, along with some meal prepping tips to prepare for recovery after your procedure.

Wanting some soft foods for seniors? Look no further. This roundup features a variety of fantastic recipes to try for yourself.

Difficulty swallowing—or dysphagia—is not uncommon. For anyone with dysphagia, eating can be challenging. To make meals easier these recipes follow the International Dysphagia Diet Standardization Initiative (IDDSI), which assesses levels of dysphagia and recommends food accordingly.

Fresh avocados are a real treat. Here is a simple technique for peeling an avocado to get to the delicious flesh and how to easily remove the pit.