anyone recomend any meals to eat after gallbladder removed

do you like home made soup? thats low fat if  just use stock cubes.you dont have to buy stuff that says lowfat on it just buy stuff that isnt full of fat like cheese. and pizza and sausages certains meats. creammy meals pasta. creamy sauces.bottles of sauces for pasta all those are processed anyway. and not healthy.

chicken and turkey  is low fat as is fish and scrambled or poached or boiled eggs.dont add butter to them. porridge. low fat is also much more easyily digested. buying things that say low fat are usually loaded with sugar thats why i dont go for lowfat per se.you dont need a dietician these days with the internet.. there are plenty healthy eating websites online just google gallbladder diet.its not really a diet where you are resticted to eating a certain amount of food per day, but more a way of eating that  is healthy.as eating bad food is not good for our bodies we see it all the time people getting diabeties and heartattack with eating all the wrong foods. it doesnt have to be tomatoes either. im sure there will be some fruit or veg that you will like.you could make some nice gravy from a stock cube to pour over your chicken. always seperate the fat from the jelly. by letting it cool and breakin off the fat.,if you could eat home made soup you could get a lot of your vegetable intake from that as well. are you feeling better since your gallbladder removal. i hope so and i wish you well there will be others along soon who will also give you good tips on eating well. good luck and i hope you get well very soon and find the foods you like.🌷

If you buy anything ready prepared, read the labels carefully and keep to lowest fat possible, ideally under 5g - all the info is on the front of packages now. Compare different ones as there can be a difference between the same foood, different makes. Of course making your own is even better but we don't always have time or energy. Avoid takeaways for now as they are usually high fat and not great for digestion. I am surviving pre op on just a few things as everything sets off pain but jacket potatoes are OK for me (no butter, I add fat free toppings). Smoothies, protein shakes (and soups as others mentioned) are good if you cannot take too much solid food. I can't eat chocolate but have white mints, jellies or mallows for fat free sweet treat now and then. Good luck. x

Just a heads up. .. what may be hard for you to process now, over time , will be easier to digest if you introduce slowly back into your diet. I couldn't eat tomatoe sauces/ drink oj/ or handle much fat intake after my surgery as well... now 6 months later , i am able to slowly handle it alot better. I had to dilute to the oj for awhile. The same with tomatoe sauces when 1st eating them again and doing only small amounts of them. Also taking prilosec and a probiotic helped immensely! I also am only able to eat half portions since my surgery. I lost 35 pounds with my surgery, a horrible way to do it, but in a part, a blessing in its own way. And i dont plan on putting it back either! Good luck with your journey and just listen to your body and take it slow..

Thankyou everyone for your comments im just starting to introduce foods with a less than 3% fat in them,    dont no if anyone else exsperianced this  but when ive eaten it feels like i can feel it going down slowly  and start getting like twinges inside  like were the gall bladder used to be   the odd occasion i get a sharp pain,  not really bad but was just wondering if anyone else had same thing.