Reintroducing Food after Exclusive Enteral Nutrition Therapy

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Appendix 6: Reintroduction of Standard Diet after EEN Handout Reintroducing Food after Exclusive Enteral Nutrition Therapy After drinking the specialised formula up to 8 weeks, your body should be slowly reintroduced to food again. There is no known food that may cause symptoms or a flare for people with Crohn s disease, but there may be a particular food that does not agree with you. To slowly get back into the habit of eating, you will reintroduce one meal at a time and slowly build up to your usual eating pattern of regular meals and snacks. The first foods eaten should be fairly plain and low in fibre. Refer to the first foods (stage 1) section for more detail. Gradually more rich, fatty and spicy foods will be introduced when your diet is more varied. How much you eat at the first few meals will depend on your appetite and the amount of specialised formula the doctor/dietitian want you to drink while you gradually introduce food again. Therefore each eating plan will be slightly different for individual patients. Your dietitian will tailor the eating plan to your specific needs and requirements. Enjoy eating again!!!! Review: March 2016 Page 16

Steps to introducing food after your liquid diet Step 1 Choose a meal (doesn t have to be the same meal each day). Select foods from the First foods (Stage 1) list. Use a small plate the first time but aim for a normal sized meal as soon as you can. Step 2 Have two meals a day (doesn t have to be the same meals each day). Select foods from the First foods (stage 1) list. Aim for normal sized meals. Step 3 Have three meals a day. Select foods from the First foods (stage 1) list. Aim for normal sized meals. Step 4 Have three meals a day and add in some snacks. Select foods from the Next Step (Stage 2) list. Aim for normal sized meals. If you experience any return of IBD symptoms return to Step 3 Step 5 Continue to eat three meals and snack regularly. Take mls/packets of supplement drinks per day Try foods from the Try Last (Stage 3) list, you don t have to eat all of them, pick the ones you have missed the most Review: March 2016 Page 17

Some first meal ideas Pita pizza pita bread, tomato puree, shaved ham or cooked mince and cheese Tuna pasta pasta, tuna tinned in water, white sauce, bread crumbs and cheese Roast dinner remove the skin and fatty bits, no stuffing Chicken nuggets or fish fingers use homemade white bread crumbs or a light tempura style batter, shallow fry Sandwiches or toast white or fine wholemeal bread, margarine and fillings (cheese, smooth peanut, seedless jams or honey) Rice bubbles with milk and smooth yoghurt Eggs scrambled, as an omelette, with white or fine wholemeal bread. Please contact your dietitian with any questions or concerns on. Review: March 2016 Page 18

Food groups First foods (Stage 1) Next step (Stage 2) Try last (Stage 3) Bread White bread, flat bread, pita, rolls or toast, plain English muffins Fine wholemeal bread Coarse wholemeal bread Wholemeal pita or flat breads Very fresh bread Wholegrain bread Bread containing dried fruit, whole grains, nuts or seeds Cereals Cornflakes, puffed rice White flour, cornflour Porridge, Weet-bix Wholemeal flour Brown rice, couscous Muesli Bran cereals Pasta or white rice Biscuits and cakes Biscuits, cake, crackers, muffins, pancakes, pikelets, scones or sponge made without coconut, dried fruit, grains, seeds or nuts Snack bars, biscuits, cake, crackers, muffins and scones containing coconut, dried fruit, grains, seeds or nuts Fruit Raw, cooked or tinned, without pips, seeds or skins Fruit juice without pulp Tinned pineapple Berries, citrus fruit, fresh pineapple Dried fruit e.g. dates, sultanas and apricots Jams or marmalades without seeds or pith Fruit juice with pulp Vegetables Tender vegetables peeled and cooked e.g. carrot, kumara, parsnip, potato, pumpkin and yam Pureed or creamed vegetable soup Tomato paste or puree Dahl (not spicy), pureed lentils, hummus Broccoli or cauliflower tops Cabbage, lettuce or silverbeet leaves (no stalks) Courgettes/marrow without skin or seeds, green beans, raw carrots Creamed corn Whole tinned tomatoes with seeds removed Vegetables with coarse stalks, pips, seeds and skins e.g. corn (including popcorn) cucumber, garlic, onion, peas, raw tomato Baked beans, whole beans and lentils Coleslaw Pickle, relish Chopped chilli, garlic and ginger.fresh herbs Review: March 2016 Page 19

Food groups First foods (Stage 1) Next step (Stage 2) Try last (Stage 3) Meat, fish, poultry and eggs Lean chicken, fish, lamb or minced beef Fish tinned in water Eggs Pork Skinless sausages Roast meat, steak Tough gristly or fatty meat Chicken skin Sausage skins Smooth pate or spread Milk products and cheese Milk, cheese, cottage cheese, cream cheese, sour cream Fruit yoghurt (no seeds) Cheese with seeds or nuts Yoghurt with bits Plain yoghurt, dairy food Nuts and seeds Smooth peanut Finely ground nuts Tahini Pumpkin sesame or sunflower seeds Nuts whole or chopped Crunchy peanut Dessert Milk puddings, ice cream, jelly, plain yoghurt Puddings containing coconut, dried fruit, nuts, pips, seeds and skins Miscellaneous Oil, margarine, Tomato sauce, soya sauce, gravies Mayonnaise Deep fried foods (except those in Stage 3) Chunky sauces (ie satay), sauces with chilli flakes (ie chilli sauce) Vinaigrette Smooth salad dressings Chocolate (remember it s a treat) Review: March 2016 Page 20