Soft Food Cookbooks - A Selected List

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Soft Food Cookbooks - A Selected List

#1 Post by bbsadmin »

For new members who just got braces and are having trouble eating, this list of soft food cookbooks is posted on the main ArchWired site, but I thought I'd also include it here for your convenience:

The Braces Cookbook

The Braces Cookbook2: Gourmet Recipes for Adults

The Tender Teeth Cookbook

The I Can't Chew Cookbook

Soft Foods for Easier Eating Cookbook

The Easy to Swallow, Easy to Chew Cookbook

Soft Options: For Adults Who Have Difficulty Chewing

Pureed Foods with Substance and Style

Easy to Chew, Easy on Salt

So What If You Can't Chew? Eat Hearty!

The Soft Foods Cookbook
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For veggies!

#2 Post by khskr1 »

This is a great idea. I just got my spacers yesterday...brackets and extractions next week. Co you know if any of these cookbooks have recipes for vegetarians?
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#3 Post by Steadfast »

Oooh, so added a couple of those to my amazon wishlist
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#4 Post by melliemoo »

Thank you for putting that list together. I just had my braces put on this week an I think I will need the pureed cookbook for quite awhile. My teeth hurt!!!
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#5 Post by Zara »

Thanks so much for the receipes. Just got braced 2 days ago and I CANNOT stand to see another smoothie!
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#6 Post by Summer73 »

This was a great idea to post. I went for my final fillings at the dentist yesterday and the dental assistant has horrified me of eating once I have the braces placed in a few days. I may have to invest in a couple of these cookbooks.
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#7 Post by D0RRK »

very nice!!!
this is definitely going to come in handy
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#8 Post by gracey82 »

I thought I would need that as well. Im 3 weeks into my braces.
The first 2 or 3 days were hurting. But by fourth day I already starting to eat anything and everything! Including curry that stain my braces (ouch!). Stop eatinhg curry now but am going to curry feast before I go for my next adjustment !
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Re: Soft Food Cookbooks - A Selected List

#9 Post by lynnjing »

I'm so regret that I didn't read this one earlier. But It's good to know. I've been eating soft food for a few days. I haven't put the braces yet. I have spacers on.

Thank you!
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Re: Soft Food Cookbooks - A Selected List

#10 Post by emmy30 »

Thanks for posting these! Just ordered two...can't wait to get them :-)
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#11 Post by flynn »

Been braced for two weeks now, these books are definitely going to come in handy- sick of soup and baked potatoes! :D
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Re: Soft Food Cookbooks - A Selected List

#12 Post by Mack »

Thanks for the list :)
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