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Hi hoss68, Thank you for your question. You may find this article page about soft foods helpful: ( http://www.caring.com/blogs/caring-currents/soft-foods-for-seniors ). Take care -- Emily | Community Manager
i am trying to arrange a varied diet for one of my residents who has had a stroke and is on a soft diet.the resident complains of only getting mince and tatties as all his food is pureed and looks the same,can you please help