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what to eat with no bottom teeth left?
katywil
21-01-2016
well, ive still got a few but I cant chew anything. I had them removed today. ive got a slow cooker full of leek and potato soup, more soup in the freezer. any suggestions please on what else to eat? i'm bored already and hungry too.
dellzincht
22-01-2016
Spaghetti.
hairhelp
22-01-2016
Sorry about the teeth, are you getting them fixed/getting new ones soon?

Mac 'n cheese?
DPS
22-01-2016
Cous cous with a tomato-based sauce, soft noodles, maybe some root vegetable mash? Potato, carrot and parsnips are a nice combination, especially with a bit of gravy. Baked or poached fish can often be tender enough to not need any chewing.

If you have a blender like a NutriBullet, then liquidised whole fruits can be a drinkable meal (like a thick smoothie), especially if you add a variety of seeds to them. I tend to go for flaxseed, linseed and chia seeds for protein.
katywil
22-01-2016
yes, im getting them fixed. I should be able to eat in a week with teeth fixed in two weeks so I will survive. thanks for your ideas. im going for poached eggs for breakfast and mashed veg with gravy for main meal. oooh yes. and bananas and yogurt. yippee.
Miss C. DeVille
22-01-2016
Well anything soft like shepherds pie or pasta dishes I would think would be ok. They don't need chewing really. Corned beef hash is nice too.
treefr0g
22-01-2016
Muller Light Smooth toffee yogurt for dessert?

They're yummy.
peacelovesandie
22-01-2016
If there is ever a reason I can't chew, my go-to is mashed potato mixed with baked beans! Or carrot and swede mash.

I was also going to suggest something like Shepherd's pie.
What about risotto?
Supernoodles?
Lentil dahl
Fish like seabass, lemon sole, plaice and sea bream take next-to-no chewing whatsoever. Or salmon if you don't overcook it.
Porridge, Weetabix or Shredded Wheat with hot milk

There's actually quite a lot when you think about it.... You're definitely not limited to soup anyway.

Chocolate maybe? Just suck it.
Custard, yoghurt, milkshakes, ice cream, jelly
Soft fruits.... banana, raspberries...
treefr0g
22-01-2016
I think I would just put my favourite meal in a food processor.

It may not look nice but it'll hit the spot.
katywil
22-01-2016
nice ideas everyone . thanks. today I had poached eggs for brekkie. soup for lunch and very squishy cauliflower cheese with mashed potato for evening meal. chocolate for snacks. ive got bananas and yogurt lined up for tomorrow. the main thing is, ive not been so starved as I was earlier due to the choccy..
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