Soft non chew foods

Having to turn to the soft foods diet after dental surgery or because of a sore throat? Here's what to eat while you recover that will avoid an infection.

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

There are so many healthy foods that can be pureed to create simple, tasty meals. Use this handy list of soft food diet recipes for you or your loved ones.

Just had oral surgery? Had your wisdom teeth removed? What can you eat? Eating can be hard, and it is important for healing to eat only soft foods for a few days. With these suggestions, you won't get bored with food!

Not being able to chew doesn’t have to be limiting when it comes to eating. Think beyond the standard puree or mashed potatoes – while delicious, there’s more to soft food than just blending it up and serving it. With the right ingredients -- think carrots, squash, eggs, and chicken, all of which soften when...Read More

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

The poor blended soup... it doesn't get nearly the credit it deserves. Here are 34 recipes and 53 topping ideas that will change your mind forever about the humble blended soup!

Thick, creamy, and packed with flavor, our Potato Corn Chowder with Bacon is loaded with cheese, corn, and crispy bacon. Ready in just over 30 minutes, it’s a quick and hearty delight!

Wondering what you can eat after getting your wisdom teeth removed? Here is a complete list of what to eat after wisdom teeth surgery.

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.