jlcsmokey

Hi,

We are celebrating my Dad's 75th bday this weekend at my sister's house 1 1/2 away from where I live. I have to bring something and need some ideas of foods that I may be able to eat, in case I don't want attempt new foods so far away from home.

I am 8 weeks post op, so I am still a bit nervous about trying new foods when I am not at home. I don't want to bring my own meal, I want to attempt to try smalll amounts of everything there and not feel like the odd person out.

Any ideas of what I can make or bring will be helpful.

thanks
Janice

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Janice C
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Winchester Hopsital
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Gladitsme

If you're doing ok with fruit, maybe a plain fruit salad -- just cut up fruit with nothing added. Or just bring a whole watermelon and cut it up there. Sugar free jello with cottage cheese in it?

Good luck!

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katlover66

Janice.
Bring something that you know you can eat. Beans or salad or meat and cheese. That way no matter what there will be something you can eat.

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KellyB

Here is my favorite recipe:

3 boxes of orange sugarfree jell-o mix
1 container of small curd cottage cheese
1 large container of light cool whip
2 can of drained mandrin oranges

Mix dry jell-o with the rest of the ingredients. It's great and goes over well. Also it's high in protein......Enjoy! Kel