you could, but then I would pass @dennishoddy in likes. 
Maybe try some lightly seasoned, pureed potato soup...?
Can you handle yogurt? If acidity is a problem there are sweetened (like plain vanilla) and other smooth flavors. If too thick, it can be thinned with milk.
It's a great way to get protein, and if you can find full-fat yogurt, so much the better.
It's a great way to get protein, and if you can find full-fat yogurt, so much the better.
I was going to suggest broth and protein through a blender too. I use a lot of this in cooking mostly for convenience and cost, but it's lower salt which may help with the burning. They have beef too.
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Glucerna tastes better than Ensure IMO. Used to get a butter pecan flavor, but the french vanilla is also good.
I've also had baby food before (teeth problems), but you have to salt the daylights out of it. Some of the "dinners" are pretty good though, and the strained peaches are great on ice cream.
Get well soon kiddo.
I've also had baby food before (teeth problems), but you have to salt the daylights out of it. Some of the "dinners" are pretty good though, and the strained peaches are great on ice cream.
Get well soon kiddo.
Of course, long term steroid use will destroy your bones, so it's best to avoid it if you can.
I know it's more sweet stuff, but in order to get calories and protein down, I usually recommend for my older folks to take the Carnation Instant Breakfast and add a scoop of ice cream. In addition, you could add peanut butter to it to make smoothies. Peanut butter was originally developed by a physician to help his elderly folks get enough nutrition.
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