Braces, food suggestions.

As always, braces hurt when first placed. I'm having braces too, and the doctor recommended to eat a soft diet. For all those who need help, this is the right place; here I'll suggest few recipes. Here, you can post stuff too and share recipes for all those who visit and need.
Thanks.
-Sudichka (a.k.a Suu-chan!)


Starting off: Dairy.

• Smooth yogurt, or yogurt without a lot of chunks. You could also take chunky yogurt and puree it in a blender to break down the chunks. Also, try the new yogurt in a tube, or cream.
• Various soft cheeses, such as brie, cottage cheese, and thinly sliced Swiss, cheddar, harvarti, etc. (I don't like cheese, lol. So for those like me, turn down for recipes cheese-free).
• Milk-based drinks Smoothies, milkshakes, milk and even tea.
• Custard, and many other sweets that liquids and soft.
• Pudding, cakes and ice-creams. 
  
  
  

  Grains.

  • Couscous
  • Quinoa
  • Pasta
  • Noodles
  • Soft-cooked rice, risotto
  • Farro wheat (cooked very soft like risotto)
  • Polenta
  • Matzo balls
    
    
    Meats and Poultry.
    • Soft-cooked chicken
    • Bar-b-que type soft cooked meat
    • Meatloaf
    • Chicken salad
    • Thinly sliced lunch meats
    • Meatballs
    • Many meat recipes that you make in a crock pot or pressure cooker are very tender
    • Chicken nuggets cut into very small pieces
      
      
      Soups.
      
      
      Fruits.
      • Mashed bananas
      • Applesauce
      • Baked apples
      • Fruit juice, juice smoothies (protein powder can be added)
      • Other ripe fruits that get mushy
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        • Sweets. Many doctors say, that sweets are not good for braces, right? Well they're right, but that doesn't mean we can't eat any sweets. There are treats you can try!
        
        
        • Soft cakes.
        
        
        • Cream pies.
        
        
        • Pudding.
        
        
        • Custard.
        
        
        • Jell-O.
        
        
        • Cheesecakes (if heated a bit, to get it mushy).
        
        
        • Iced tea, or coffee (but not too much caffeine).
        
        
        •  Smoothies, milkshakes.
        
        
        • Ice-cream (nut-free).
        
        
        
        
        I'll soon post again, but this time, with recipes. These were just the type of foods you could try. 
        Enjoy!
        Sudichka :)