Soft pasta, spätzle or dumplings with sauce, butter or gravyĬold coarse cereals with whole grains, dry fruit or nutsĭry coarse breads with pieces of grain, nuts or seedsĬoarse hard crackers such as Rye Crisp or Melba toastĪny cream soups or broth soups without large chunks of food Soft pancakes, soft French toast moistened with syrup or sauce Soft, fresh fruits such as peaches, nectarines without skin, melon, and bananasĬanned fruit with juice or syrup unless allowed to drink thin liquidsīreads, Cereals, and Starches Foods to ChooseĬream of Wheat®, Cream of Rice®, oatmeal, Malt-o-Meal®, or Co-Co Wheats® Stir fried or lightly cooked vegetables that are still crunchyĬrispy French fries, crispy hash browns or fried potato skinsĭrained canned fruits (unless you are allowed thin liquids)
Minced 1/8 or diced ¼ inch vegetables (you may find that some do not mince well) Legumes, potatoes without skins, and squash Soft cooked vegetables that can easily be mashed with a fork Well cooked, moistened and mashed dried beans, peas and legumes Tuna salad or egg salad without celery or raw vegetables Milk Products Foods to ChooseĬasseroles with ground or 1/4 inch diced meat This diet does include soft breads and rice, so it is important that you can move food in your mouth and can swallow safely. This diet is helpful if you are missing teeth or have just had surgery and cannot chew hard foods. The foods in this diet are easy to eat and do not need a lot of chewing to swallow safely. Chopped, ground and pureed foods are included in this diet, as well as foods that break apart without a knife. This diet is designed for people who have trouble chewing and swallowing.
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