Jazzing up full fluids

I was on a cottage cheese with a dash of tomatoe juice through the blender kick, but after just 5 nights in a row for supper I couldn't handle it anymore.

Tonight I ran some lobster bisque (1/2 cup) through the blender with 5tbs light ricotta cheese and a healthy pinch of dill. So far so good.  It might be pushing the full fluids a bit, because it calls for cottage cheese smashed up, but to me it seems that the ricotta through the blender should be similar. It is 120 cals, 7.5g protein. The carbs and fat are too high though 8g carbs, 6g fat.

Does anyone have other full fluid suggestions that I can sub in for supper? Breakfast is hot cereal (I just got some stuff from lowcarb grocer with 12.5g protein and 90 cal). Lunch is low fat cream soup with extra beneprotein averaging 10g protein.  The ever present protein shakes make up the snacks, 30+g protein.

I've been averaging 65-70g protein each day. 

 I have 2 bags of the high protein cereal and couldn't stomach it after surgery.  

Ick...

Di

I got the maple flavoured one and so far I'm enjoying it.
Differents strokes for different folks

Full fluids?  I did not have cottage cheese nor ricotta cheese or soup other than broth on the list of allowable items.

The list is:

Protein supplement (mixed with skim or 1% milk)
Diluted fruit juice
Vegetable broth
Water
Milk
Sugar-free drinks (Nestle singles, crystal light)
Flavoured water (artificially sweetened)
Decaf tea or coffee
Low fat chicken/beef broth
Sugar free jello
sugar free popsicles

That was it.

Pureed foods includes LF Greek yogurt; low fat cottage or ricotta cheese,scrambled eggs, hummus, cooked veggies, etc. 

Judy

Judy that sounds more like clear fluids

My centre's full fluid list is as follows:
Milk and milk products: Low fat (skim or 1%) milk, lactose reduced milk, soy milk (fortified, unsweetened), yogurt (low fat, no sugar added), pudding (low fat, no sugar added), cottage cheese (low fat), cream soups (strained, low fat and made with milk)
Vegetables and fruit: vegetable juice, tomatoe juice, fruit sauce(unsweetened)
Grain products: Cream of wheat, oatmeal (plain), oat bran
Beverages: water, diet drinks such as crystal light, diet coolaid, decaff tea or coffeee
Protein supplements: protein drinks (20-40g protein and 0-5g carbs per serving), unflavoured protein added to full fluids, skim milk powder added to full fluids.

Later in the example menu page 6 full fluid sample menu it says 1/4 cup low fat mashed cottage cheese as part of supper.

The list  for clear fluids is and was for only the first two days post surgery:


Diluted fruit juice
Vegetable broth
Water
Sugar-free drinks (Nestle singles, crystal light)
Flavoured water (artificially sweetened)
Decaf tea or coffee
Low fat chicken/beef broth

Full fluids added to the above the following items:

Protein supplement (mixed with skim or 1% milk)
Milk
Sugar free jello
sugar free popsicles

It is surprising the difference between centres!

The centre's are so different it's strange. I guess I should count myself lucky to have cottage cheese. Thanks for helping to put it into perspective.