Hey everyone thanks for watching this very "different" video!! I showed this to my internship classmates this morning and they all laughed at how big the bites I took were. I started laughing because I had never thought of that, and after 11.5 years as a pro eater, haha they were all normal bites for me!! I look forward to reading feedback from those who watch it!! Happy Halloween weekend!!
Hey Randy as a nurse I'm glad someone who can appreciate how food tastes is getting involved in dietary needs for people with dysphagia. I've had many dementia patients starve themselves after they were started on a puree diet. If you can make eating pureed food more enjoyable it would help us medical professionals out.
As someone that has struggled with eoe and food getting stuck, this video was super cool to see! I don't know why I never considered pureed food beyond the nastiness in the baby food aisles 🥴 I've been doing better with food in general since my last dilation but I'll definitely check into some of these options!
@@jayjohnson8403 yeah, because of that, im still taking in 4000 cal a day to maintain weight, but eating “goop” everyday is tiring. Texture is so important to eating. It’s similar to flavor fatigue. Texture fatigue is real, so stuff like this helps loads
I'm 43 with Dysphagia and I so appreciate this video. It's been more helpful than an hour I spent with one dietician who made it seem like my life would be over, all doom and gloom. Thank you so much for raising awareness of our needs and showing with a little imagination, you can still eat well. I'm a big fan of yours and of course your beautiful lady! 😊
Hi Randy! I’m an RN so I’m very familiar with the new levels and framework for our patients with dysphagia. Props to you for trying the puréed foods! Thanks for the great video
Absolutely loved this style of video! As much as my house loves the family-friendly fun eating competitions, educating and promoting health is really awesome to see. I have to abide by an altered FODMAP diet myself, and have several friends with dysphagia. Things like this really do improve the quality of our lives a lot, and it's awesome to see.
Wonderful to witness the evolution of Randy Santel. Very interesting, some of the nutritional considerations that the healthcare industry is faced with. What might be entertaining for some of your subscribers would be feedback from your fellow students and teachers, with respect to your eating habits as a competitive eater.
My son has Myasthenia Gravis and I have a paralyzed vocal chord. We both eat modified diets to be able to eat and not choke (eating is scary for my son). It's amazing what many are unaware exists until it's very needed. I'm super proud of you💗
You are looking great RANDY. As a Registered nurse, we commonly order these types of diets all day long. Dysphagia is really hard on our patients, but honestly the food all tastes pretty darn good from the kitchen.
Thank you for this. My mother worked for a nursing home when I was a teen (30 years ago) and at that age I was appalled at the lack of quality of food. I actually told my mother how horrible it was that the folks had to eat the garbage they were being fed. This gives me new hope for the future. BTW, you look fantastic. Great job on the sexification!
So many times I had to feed Nursing home residents the same plate of pureed brown meat with gravy. Pureed English peas and mashed potatoes. Pudding. I can't imagine having to eat that day in and day out! Some Nursing homes did much better I will add! We went by Nectar and Honey thickness. I recognized the coffee thickness immediately. Also thank you for throwing the "old terminology " in there too! You really are amazing at what you do! I would LOVE to see more content like this!
I worked in Rehab and it's great to see the old system changing for nectar, honey, thickened liquids and food. Many patients use to say they where tired of the same dinners and foods everday. And good to see that the thickened powder won't have to be used a lot. Its time for changes for patients feeding and care.
When I work at a rest home we had to pureed food we would take regular food you would take it put it in a blender and you would use this white powdered stuff and it was Blended up so the patients could eat it easier without choking
Thank you for this information. Things I wish I knew more about during the final year taking care of my mother. I should have had an emersion blender.....instead of just trying to smash it up. I never knew about such a blender at that time. And I was also blessed with a wonderful nurse during the last time I let my mother stay in a rehab hospital before taking her home for good. I told him she wants a strawberry milkshake. (she was not allowed that thickness of food at the time) But he said, go ahead and bring her one. Though the other nurses in the next shift had a fit about it when they saw it, he told me later he felt in that in her last months if she wanted to taste something and was finally showing some interest in eating something.....go for it! Thanks for teaching us. I am going to show this to my daughter. She would do well to have this info just in case. LOL (I am getting up there)
Randy, interesting video! I work for a large hospital so I will be talking to our nutritionist's about IDDSI. Great job as always and congrats on your further education.
Very fascinating! I worked with developmentally disabled men in a residential setting that requried me to follow the old system chart to prepare foods to conform with their swallowing disorder to prevent aspiration. Extremely well done video!
Very informative, thank you! You never know when yourself or a loved one will be in a position that will one day need this. It's also good to know that taste wise, it's Randy approved!!! 👍
It's been a joy watching you in your education journey and I love when you share content like this! It's so important for people on medical diets to have ENJOYABLE food and all of the food you showed today looked great. If anyone knows TASTY, enjoyable food, it's you, Randy!
Looking good Randy!! Glad to see you getting back in shape 👍 My wife and I were getting worried at times, watching the challenges you were doing, heavily perspiring and sometimes getting short of breath, It was painful to watch but hey, you are looking amazing and we’re very proud of you for doing what you’re doing, losing weight is not an easy thing to do, it’s hard work but it all pays off in the end if you keep at it and the results are incredible, keep going dude, Wishing you the very best of luck 💪💪💪
I.had no idea how complicated it is to make sure the food is properly prepared for patients. Well done Randy!! Keep up the good work with your internship!
I was down at froedtert hospital in August of 1999 I had the gastric bypass surgery and it took along time to recover I went from 414 lbs to 220 lbs and I have kept it off and I ate food similar to the the food you were showing in my opinion that had it's own taste and texture and it was not that had either and I thank God for every day I am living thanks for having me have that in surgery
I gotta tell you, I've beat cancer 2x but, this last time this past February cancer robbed me of my tongue, the ability to speak, eat and drink. I'm now 100% dependent on my G tube. I used to dislike puree food. Now, I would give my left toe to be able to eat that. I enjoy your videos .
My stepfather has had dysphagia ever since radiation for throat cancer several years ago. It is so nice to see you do this , it is a huge problem finding stuff he can eat that tastes good and isn’t just quiche or scrambled eggs all the time .
Thanks for creating this video, Randy. Gives me inspiration to do my own video for our hospital when we transition to IDDSI. Keep sharing your progress in your internship!
Super educational and I was wondering about the big bites you were taking too! Ha ha!! Thanks for sharing your journey with us and you are looking great.
Omg I so loved this!! I support adults who have a pureed diet. I always make sure their food taste good. Choking is a HUGE fear in my line of work. If someone has to have a purred diet, do it right! Loved this video
30 jaar geleden was het eten voor patiënten die zich verslikte op die niet konden slikken niet te eten . Dit ziet er veel beter uit en volgens jou zijn de smaken prima . Dank je Randy voor deze video ☺
Thank you for this video. I just I have seen this video 8 years ago when I was working with individuals with different dietary texture needs. The only thing we would encourage is to take smaller bites.
Honestly, I'd probably eat all of that. It looks good to me! Good video, Brother. Thanks for sharing. Keep 'em coming. Have a GREAT weekend. God bless.
Very interesting! Many years ago I had an uncle who developed a condition where most of his foods had to be puréed. It’s great to know people in similar situations are able to consume favorite and nutritious foods in a different form.
Wow you can really see how much your training has paid off randy, looking very slim and slender in this post. congrats on the weight loss and fitness goals!
Fascinating. Thanks for the post. We start life eating baby food and we end doing the same😳. Never understood why hospital food is so poor and as I am going in on November 9 I shall smuggle some snacks into my room🤫
Being in the field that I've been in for 9 years this makes me happy. Most of the kiddos with special needs I've taken care of had to had modified food. One inparticular aspirated on food. It sent her to the hospital. The stuff that we came up with was pretty cool.
I wish we had this info back in the 80s when my grandfather was alive. He had lots of issues with choking on foods. He did eat a lot of smooth soft foods but he didn't have so many choices. This program would have been perfect for him. Thanks for sharing your knowledge on this subject!
You're amazing, Randy! You should be very proud of yourself for all that you have accomplished and the absolute beast mentality and discipline you have to do what you set your heart out to do including these sexifications as you always do great dieting and exercising.
Hi Randy, That should really have counted as a food challenge!!! But at least you can fall back on baby food tasting😂 Weight loss is super impressive Randy, all the best to you and Katina
Hi Randy , this definitely was a different video that im used to you doing , but i think you done a fantastic job presenting everything and giving us feedback back on your thoughts about all the different foods.
Wish the hospital offered something like this when I had my stomach surgery. All they instructed me to eat is, literally, baby food. Some was o.k., like banana, but most was awful. Glad they came a long way since then. Happy Halloween.
Hey Randy, Im about to complete my clinical Rotation! Just finished up with the ICU this week having a great time. Im doing my clinical food service management in a few weeks!
Hey Randy. Great video! It was very detailed and interesting. Some of the food looked a little questionable 🤣! But good luck with all you do my brother! 👍🏽✌🏽💪🏽
Reminds me of the food they ate in the first Matrix film. Breakfast of champions. I also watched a video where patients were given these jelly pods to remain hydrated.
This is like my daily diet.. I have Crohn's disease and am only allowed baby food and pureed foods that have been strained.. I puree everything from lasagna to canned carrots and everything in between.. it's actually not that bad.. I have been doing it since 2002 no choice in the matter.. I can't even have minced
Hey everyone thanks for watching this very "different" video!! I showed this to my internship classmates this morning and they all laughed at how big the bites I took were. I started laughing because I had never thought of that, and after 11.5 years as a pro eater, haha they were all normal bites for me!! I look forward to reading feedback from those who watch it!! Happy Halloween weekend!!
You've got a neck randy. Hope you got one of those sweaters
I'm sure randy would rather be eating taco bell it's his favorite fast food
@@jacobthecritic8181 i just ate Taco Bell now im bout to unload on you if ya know what I mean!
A diabetic dietetic! BOOOOOOO
HOLLY MOLLY RANDY!
Hey Randy as a nurse I'm glad someone who can appreciate how food tastes is getting involved in dietary needs for people with dysphagia. I've had many dementia patients starve themselves after they were started on a puree diet. If you can make eating pureed food more enjoyable it would help us medical professionals out.
Well done Randy. Looks like you are doing really well with your weight loss plan. Great to see.
Thank you, yes all is going well!!
As someone that has struggled with eoe and food getting stuck, this video was super cool to see! I don't know why I never considered pureed food beyond the nastiness in the baby food aisles 🥴 I've been doing better with food in general since my last dilation but I'll definitely check into some of these options!
Same, my eoe is so severe I can’t eat much anymore
Cook food and put it in the blender
@@jayjohnson8403 yeah, because of that, im still taking in 4000 cal a day to maintain weight, but eating “goop” everyday is tiring. Texture is so important to eating. It’s similar to flavor fatigue. Texture fatigue is real, so stuff like this helps loads
I'm 43 with Dysphagia and I so appreciate this video. It's been more helpful than an hour I spent with one dietician who made it seem like my life would be over, all doom and gloom. Thank you so much for raising awareness of our needs and showing with a little imagination, you can still eat well. I'm a big fan of yours and of course your beautiful lady! 😊
Hi Randy! I’m an RN so I’m very familiar with the new levels and framework for our patients with dysphagia. Props to you for trying the puréed foods! Thanks for the great video
That’s awesome! Thanks for watching!
Love this internship you've worked hard on! And always love seeing anyone willing to work with hospitals during this time. Great job Randy :)
Thanks Michael I appreciate you watching!!
Such a different video for you. I work in a nursing home in dietary so this was cool to see. We use all these levels daily. Thanks for sharing Randy.
Hey thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed it!!
I’m so happy for your hundred pound weight loss this video is perfect thumbs up keep up the good work
Not quite to 100 yet but almost there :)
You have a blessed Soul Randy have a blessed day and blessed life doing what you love and thanks for all you do for us Randy glad you are doing better
Absolutely loved this style of video! As much as my house loves the family-friendly fun eating competitions, educating and promoting health is really awesome to see. I have to abide by an altered FODMAP diet myself, and have several friends with dysphagia. Things like this really do improve the quality of our lives a lot, and it's awesome to see.
Wonderful to witness the evolution of Randy Santel. Very interesting, some of the nutritional considerations that the healthcare industry is faced with. What might be entertaining for some of your subscribers would be feedback from your fellow students and teachers, with respect to your eating habits as a competitive eater.
My son has Myasthenia Gravis and I have a paralyzed vocal chord. We both eat modified diets to be able to eat and not choke (eating is scary for my son). It's amazing what many are unaware exists until it's very needed. I'm super proud of you💗
You look great Randy. Glad your enjoying your internship. Keep up the awesome job your doing.
You are looking great RANDY. As a Registered nurse, we commonly order these types of diets all day long. Dysphagia is really hard on our patients, but honestly the food all tastes pretty darn good from the kitchen.
Thank you for this. My mother worked for a nursing home when I was a teen (30 years ago) and at that age I was appalled at the lack of quality of food. I actually told my mother how horrible it was that the folks had to eat the garbage they were being fed. This gives me new hope for the future.
BTW, you look fantastic. Great job on the sexification!
Look at that slim face!! As a Nurse Aide for nearly 20 years I think this is really amazing! You are amazing for this! I'm an even bigger fan now!
I am impressed. You sounded very knowledgeable and explained it thoroughly. Nicely done.
Thank you Alissa I appreciate that!! Glad you enjoyed the video!
@@RandySantel you're welcome!!!!
So many times I had to feed Nursing home residents the same plate of pureed brown meat with gravy. Pureed English peas and mashed potatoes. Pudding. I can't imagine having to eat that day in and day out! Some Nursing homes did much better I will add! We went by Nectar and Honey thickness. I recognized the coffee thickness immediately. Also thank you for throwing the "old terminology " in there too! You really are amazing at what you do! I would LOVE to see more content like this!
I worked in Rehab and it's great to see the old system changing for nectar, honey, thickened liquids and food. Many patients use to say they where tired of the same dinners and foods everday. And good to see that the thickened powder won't have to be used a lot. Its time for changes for patients feeding and care.
When I work at a rest home we had to pureed food we would take regular food you would take it put it in a blender and you would use this white powdered stuff and it was Blended up so the patients could eat it easier without choking
Thank you for this information. Things I wish I knew more about during the final year taking care of my mother. I should have had an emersion blender.....instead of just trying to smash it up. I never knew about such a blender at that time. And I was also blessed with a wonderful nurse during the last time I let my mother stay in a rehab hospital before taking her home for good. I told him she wants a strawberry milkshake. (she was not allowed that thickness of food at the time) But he said, go ahead and bring her one. Though the other nurses in the next shift had a fit about it when they saw it, he told me later he felt in that in her last months if she wanted to taste something and was finally showing some interest in eating something.....go for it! Thanks for teaching us. I am going to show this to my daughter. She would do well to have this info just in case. LOL (I am getting up there)
Proud of you randy! Studying so hard and still being loyal to us and keeping a huge following happy. I enjoy everything you do
Randy, interesting video! I work for a large hospital so I will be talking to our nutritionist's about IDDSI. Great job as always and congrats on your further education.
Hey thank you Lou I appreciate it!!
Very fascinating! I worked with developmentally disabled men in a residential setting that requried me to follow the old system chart to prepare foods to conform with their swallowing disorder to prevent aspiration. Extremely well done video!
Very informative, thank you! You never know when yourself or a loved one will be in a position that will one day need this. It's also good to know that taste wise, it's Randy approved!!! 👍
Glad you enjoyed! Thanks for watching!
It's been a joy watching you in your education journey and I love when you share content like this! It's so important for people on medical diets to have ENJOYABLE food and all of the food you showed today looked great. If anyone knows TASTY, enjoyable food, it's you, Randy!
Looking good Randy!! Glad to see you getting back in shape 👍
My wife and I were getting worried at times, watching the challenges you were doing, heavily perspiring and sometimes getting short of breath,
It was painful to watch but hey, you are looking amazing and we’re very proud of you for doing what you’re doing, losing weight is not an easy thing to do, it’s hard work but it all pays off in the end if you keep at it and the results are incredible, keep going dude,
Wishing you the very best of luck 💪💪💪
Losing weight is really easy the displine is the hard part
I.had no idea how complicated it is to make sure the food is properly prepared for patients. Well done Randy!! Keep up the good work with your internship!
It is very interesting and helpful! Thanks for watching!
Damn Randy, if you turn sideways, you would simply disappear. Looking great, man!!!
I said the samething like damn he worked extra hard to get all that weight off real quick
Hahahah!
I was down at froedtert hospital in August of 1999 I had the gastric bypass surgery and it took along time to recover I went from 414 lbs to 220 lbs and I have kept it off and I ate food similar to the the food you were showing in my opinion that had it's own taste and texture and it was not that had either and I thank God for every day I am living thanks for having me have that in surgery
Thank you for that infor. AND CONGRATULATIONS on the first part. Stay Safe
Thank you so much!
Very interesting!! Keep these style of videos coming to. Good information.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Randy you are amazing! I wish you all the best of luck in everything you do in life .
Hey thanks I appreciate ya watching this one!!
My father is in rehab and I knew that there was a science to the food prep but didn't know much more than that. This is very interesting.
I gotta tell you, I've beat cancer 2x but, this last time this past February cancer robbed me of my tongue, the ability to speak, eat and drink. I'm now 100% dependent on my G tube. I used to dislike puree food. Now, I would give my left toe to be able to eat that. I enjoy your videos .
My stepfather has had dysphagia ever since radiation for throat cancer several years ago. It is so nice to see you do this , it is a huge problem finding stuff he can eat that tastes good and isn’t just quiche or scrambled eggs all the time .
Thanks for creating this video, Randy. Gives me inspiration to do my own video for our hospital when we transition to IDDSI. Keep sharing your progress in your internship!
Super educational and I was wondering about the big bites you were taking too! Ha ha!! Thanks for sharing your journey with us and you are looking great.
I really enjoyed this video and the information you provided in it. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
As a relatively new follower, I didn't see your previous weight-loss journey, but I have really enjoyed following you on this new adventure.
Appreciate your support!
Dude you are killing it, I had to double check the upload date of this video. Keep it up man...💪💪💪
It's interesting to learn about the requirements of each food level. Very informative. Thanks for sharing this!
Hey thanks for the comment and feedback! Glad you enjoyed the video!
Everyday is a school day and I certainly learned a lot from this video. Well done for bringing this topic to a wider audience.
I am almost 52 and have experienced dysphasia…it hurts so bad but I’m glad you made this video because I am sure one day I will need this!💛💛💛💛💛
Omg I so loved this!! I support adults who have a pureed diet. I always make sure their food taste good. Choking is a HUGE fear in my line of work. If someone has to have a purred diet, do it right! Loved this video
30 jaar geleden was het eten voor patiënten die zich verslikte op die niet konden slikken niet te eten . Dit ziet er veel beter uit en volgens jou zijn de smaken prima . Dank je Randy voor deze video ☺
Thank you for this video. I just I have seen this video 8 years ago when I was working with individuals with different dietary texture needs. The only thing we would encourage is to take smaller bites.
As a healthcare worker, I loved seeing this from consideration of safety and taste. Keep up the great work!
Very interesting! You are looking great Randy!
Thank you!
Randy , your transformation is unbelievable , wow 👏👏👏
Thanks 👍
Honestly, I'd probably eat all of that. It looks good to me! Good video, Brother. Thanks for sharing. Keep 'em coming. Have a GREAT weekend. God bless.
Very interesting! Many years ago I had an uncle who developed a condition where most of his foods had to be puréed. It’s great to know people in similar situations are able to consume favorite and nutritious foods in a different form.
You look amazing and thank you for sharing this video, it sure gave me helpful ideals!
Appreciate it and the support!
Wow you can really see how much your training has paid off randy, looking very slim and slender in this post. congrats on the weight loss and fitness goals!
Thank you so much!
Fascinating. Thanks for the post. We start life eating baby food and we end doing the same😳. Never understood why hospital food is so poor and as I am going in on November 9 I shall smuggle some snacks into my room🤫
Hey Randy! Huge congrats on the new step in your career, good to see you looking super happy and healthy! 🥳
No weight update means someone went smorgasbord on the pureed apple pie. Lookin' great stud, now you can do food challenges in your 90's!
It was fun to see you "leave no doubt"-ing your IDDSI lunch. 😁 Your dual areas of expertise are going to help a lot of people.
Thank you for sharing the diet information and your restrictions information.
I work in radiology and work with speech therapists alot who help patients figure out what thickness thibgs should be. So interesting. Good luck Randy
Hey thanks for watching I appreciate it!! And thanks for helping all the people you do :)
Great video Randy my friend, its so cool trying different things out too i enjoyed it.
Appreciate ya watching!
I’ve been unable to eat for 4 months because of my esophagus not functioning properly so this is amazing!
Being in the field that I've been in for 9 years this makes me happy. Most of the kiddos with special needs I've taken care of had to had modified food. One inparticular aspirated on food. It sent her to the hospital. The stuff that we came up with was pretty cool.
Thanks for the information. Very interesting.
I wish we had this info back in the 80s when my grandfather was alive. He had lots of issues with choking on foods. He did eat a lot of smooth soft foods but he didn't have so many choices. This program would have been perfect for him. Thanks for sharing your knowledge on this subject!
Glad this information is helpful and spreading! Thanks for watching!
Im watching this as Im chewing my dinner slowly lol. Good job Randy
Haha
All of that’s looks and sounds great
Mr Randy Santel
You're amazing, Randy! You should be very proud of yourself for all that you have accomplished and the absolute beast mentality and discipline you have to do what you set your heart out to do including these sexifications as you always do great dieting and exercising.
Much appreciated!
@@RandySantel I am just calling it as I see it, Mr. Santel!
After my spouses stroke he ate this thick food. It helped him learn to swallow with out choking. It worked and he is 99% back to normal.
Wow Randy you really are getting that weight off so proud of you
Man !!!!
Thank you!!
Doing awesome Randy!
Thanks!
Informative video. Would like to see more of these videos. Thanks
Hi Randy,
That should really have counted as a food challenge!!!
But at least you can fall back on baby food tasting😂
Weight loss is super impressive Randy, all the best to you and Katina
Love it!! Excellent vid. I can easily see Atlas Explains channel for nutritional stuff.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Necter, honey, pudding, ground, puree... Yeah I remember those terms from my certified nurse aid years. I don't miss it.
Hi Randy , this definitely was a different video that im used to you doing , but i think you done a fantastic job presenting everything and giving us feedback back on your thoughts about all the different foods.
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you!!
That's a whole lot of change in you randy great work keep it up
Thanks 👍
Wish the hospital offered something like this when I had my stomach surgery. All they instructed me to eat is, literally, baby food. Some was o.k., like banana, but most was awful. Glad they came a long way since then. Happy Halloween.
First video where you can really see the weight loss. Great job!
Hey, thanks!
Wow Randy you’ve done really well on your weight loss program.. well done and excellent vid very interesting
Thank you and thanks for watching!!
Wow you look great man. Keep it up on the journey
Thanks for watching!
Hey Randy,
Im about to complete my clinical Rotation! Just finished up with the ICU this week having a great time. Im doing my clinical food service management in a few weeks!
That's awesome! Keep up the great work!
You look amazing brother. Keep goin. You're still the biggest dork. Rock out Randy. Love ya.
You rock!
You look great Randy! Keep up the great work!!🇧🇸🇧🇸
Thanks so much!
Your weightloss programme is working a treat Randy, looking sharp mate 👌👌
Wow lovely ☺️
I clicked so fast when I saw dysphagia. I'm taking medical terminology and couldn't resist.
Haha glad you enjoyed!
Good luck to you man.Keep going.You look good.I can see that you already lost a lot of weight😊😉👍👍👍💪💪💪
Hey! Thank you very much!
You are my favorite CZcams. I bet you get the people in the hospital hype to eat some healthy vegetables.
This was really interesting. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I work in a nursing home kitchen so this was cool to see.
Just make sure you read the contents of the package what’s in that stuff also. Good video keep on keeping on
Hey Randy. Great video! It was very detailed and interesting. Some of the food looked a little questionable 🤣! But good luck with all you do my brother! 👍🏽✌🏽💪🏽
Appreciate it and thanks for watching!!
Reminds me of the food they ate in the first Matrix film. Breakfast of champions. I also watched a video where patients were given these jelly pods to remain hydrated.
This is like my daily diet.. I have Crohn's disease and am only allowed baby food and pureed foods that have been strained.. I puree everything from lasagna to canned carrots and everything in between.. it's actually not that bad.. I have been doing it since 2002 no choice in the matter.. I can't even have minced
dang Randy! your looking really good!!
Love you’re videos Randy keep up the great work 👍
Thanks for watching, appreciate it!
You are looking great Randy! You are doing a great job with your weight loss.
Good job - be good to see you make these foods - how the average person at home can make this for their hard-of-swallowing loved one.