We blend the following for Mom in food processor

add some water and some fat--olive oil or butter to get correct consistency

scrambled eggs
mashed potatoes
mashed sweet potatoes
chicken (need food processor)
cooked fish
cooked shrimp
cooked carrots
cooked green beans
cooked spinach
homemade applesauce

Pastina

Scrambled eggs.

Oatmeal.

Yogurt.

Ice cream

Pudding/custard. (Rice pudding has some food value)

Mashed potatoes

Puréed cauliflower /sweet potato

Creamed spinach

Baby food (both sweet and savory)

Tuna fish (mixed with mayo)

Kraft Mac and cheese

Good luck!

pediasure

What about those protein heavy frozen pancakes? Kodiak or similar brand?

Milkshake
grits (add cheese)
Rice and yogurt

refried beans with cheese (make sure they’re mashed, sometimes a whole bean makes it into the can

mashed potatoes (cook with broth)

canned tuna, mashed up

peanut butter

pancake drenched in syrup

baby food

pudding

pumpkin pie (w/o crust)

canned cranberry sauce

refried beans

Hummus? Even chocolate hummus as it has some protein though it's sweet
Peanut butter anything - protein bites, smoothies, etc.

I posted this in the chia pudding thread, might be helpful here too.

https://altonbrown.com/recipes/chocolate-chia-pudding/

Is meatloaf soft enough?

Pureed beans with cheese and guacamole
Some sort of no bake peanut butter ball

mash potatoes and gravy
Milk shakes
crab dip
spinach artichoke dip
guacamole

The dips can go on the inside part of italian bread or bread without crust.

Does he like Chinese food? Tofu just tastes like whatever sauce you cook it in

Some kids love it. Like i brought it into to something for school and a few kids really took to it even without sauce, but if you buy soyaki or hoisin or something along those lines, it would be tasty

Pudding, flan, quiche, pumpkin pie filling. What about baked good, could be do muffins and pumpkin bread type of stuff?

pasta and meat sauce? or pasta and cheese?

My preschooler is on a soft foods diet after a mouth injury. We’ve exhausted the applesauce/ice cream/yogurt/oatmeal/smoothies/eggs/Mac and cheese rotation and still have several more days of soft foods. I’m worried about getting protein into him-yesterday he was a mess because all he’d eaten were sweet smooth things. He hates soups, so those are out. Would love any creative ideas to help us get through the next week or so!