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Puffed wheat/rice/kamut, rice cakes, cream of wheat...don't know if Greek yogurt or eggs would be considered high volume. I had several intestinal surgeries years ago and I ate a lot of yogurt and cream of wheat in the first few weeks. You might not feel like volume eating after the surgery, though. It took a while for me to get my appetite back - I was hoping that would be permanent, but it wasn't! Good luck and try to just focus on finding nutritious foods that are easy on the digestive system as you recover.
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Puffed wheat/rice/kamut, rice cakes, cream of wheat...don't know if Greek yogurt or eggs would be considered high volume. I had several intestinal surgeries years ago and I ate a lot of yogurt and cream of wheat in the first few weeks. You might not feel like volume eating after the surgery, though. It took a while for me to get my appetite back - I was hoping that would be permanent, but it wasn't! Good luck and try to just focus on finding nutritious foods that are easy on the digestive system as you recover.
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Pudding?
Instant mashed potatoes?
alot of veggies are more water-volume than fiber
if you’re feeling diabolical, a crap ton of jello would make a good dessert 😛