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Uh, oh. David is going to lose all of his teeth......

It's been over two years for me. I need reminding of good, soft foods that he can live on for eight weeks. Any suggestions would make my life easier...... (I know about ice cream, Ben)

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Ducky

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Well blended soups with lots of vegetables, chicken, lentils, etc., so that he gets nutrients and vitamins as well as food that he can 'drink'. You can also make large batches and freeze several containers, so it's easier for you.

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Clonge

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Avocados...loaded with nutrients. Fattening, but the good kind of fat. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avocado

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country bumpkin

I saw a recipe for Avocado Pie today. :)

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JDB

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We do a lot with a vitamix. Smoothies, soup's, you can even make ice cream with them.

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jhharlan

Vitamix. Sounds interesting. Are they tasty?

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JDB

Vitamix is a blender on steroids. We generally make smoothies with it but it can make hot soup, and a few minutes later can make ice cream. There not cheap, it took awhile for the wife to talk me I to one, but they work much better than a regular blender. Regular blenders don't have the power or speed.

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Ducky

The cheapest Vitamix Blender that I could find in Canada is $319.00 plus tax. Others cost $600 - $800. Man, they MUST be good!!! (My blender cost me $99.00 and I thought that was expensive.) :)

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JDB

Yup not cheap, buy I have never seen a machine that you can throw tomatoes, garlic, Basil, onion, basically whatever you want in your soup turn it on and a few minute's later have soup hot enough you have to let it cool to eat. While your letting it cool, clean the container, put in ice, cream fruit, what ever you want in ice cream and a couple minutes you have ice cream. No heating element no cooling elements. We had ours for close to thirty years, with no problems.

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Ducky

I guess I should have read the write up about the machine. I didn't realize it had heating/cooling elements. It sounds amazing!

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JDB

No it doesn't have heating, cooling element's it's blades spin so fast it creates heat or cooling.

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Ducky

Okay, now I really must do some more research. That sounds impossible. (I'm just being a girl.) lol

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JDB

I know like I said it Probably took Cathie a few years to talk me into one.

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JDB

Check these out Ducky. I watched the JaybirdMcD27 https://theblendtrend.wordpress.com/2013/02/23/first-time-with-vitamix-here-are-some-video-demos/

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Ducky

I will. Thanks JDB!

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Bob/PKB

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oatmeal, cream of wheat, grits, eggs, yogurt, bananas, cottage cheese, jello, pudding, protein drinks, steamed vegetables (squash, spinach), refried beans, broth, cream soups, mashed potatoes.

Blend fruits, vegetables, even meats. A woman I knew blended Thanksgiving dinner for a toothless nephew