I wouldnt think so. I would stick with protein shakes if you are on full liquids

I would wait a bit before trying fruit. It may not sit well in your tummy. I had fruit yogurt after surgery and it was a very bad mistake.

I can do fruit yogurt with no problem I also put 1/2 banana in my yogurt smoothie my nutritionist gave me. The reason I ask about the fruit is because my huband bought this blender called vitamix lol and he makes all kinds of yummy smoothies with fruit and veggies I just didn't know if it was something I can try?

Different surgeons have different plans. Mine didn't allow fruit until the end of the second month (if I remember correctly). Even then, we were only supposed to have 1 bite of fruit/veggies/complex carbs for every 3 bites of protein.

Right now, the most important thing is protein...not calories. Your body will burn your fat to get enough energy/fuel if you don't feed it enough carbs. However, if you don't give it enough protein, it will eat your muscles. Most programs have us take 2 multi-vitamins a day so you are getting your vitamins. The fruit is just adding unnecessary carbs. I've seen a lot of people stall out from eating too much "healthy" fruit. Unless you are able to hit 70 grams of protein a day, I wouldn't recommend adding other foods to your diet.

As soon as you get permission from your surgeon, you want to fill your pouch with dense protein to keep you feeling satisfied. It is easy to drink "around the pouch..." get too many calories through drinking.

Eventually, you will be able to have whatever you want (in small quantities). Right now it is best to stick to high protein foods.

JJ