The document provides 6 tips to help seniors with no appetite eat more: 1) Have regular meal and snack schedules with smaller portions of nutrient-dense foods. 2) Serve easy to eat foods that don't require utensils like chicken strips or steamed veggies. 3) Keep plenty of easy to prepare snacks on hand like yogurt, cheese, fruit or milk. 4) Make nutritious milkshakes or smoothies to get calories and nutrients. 5) Offer soups or smoothies enhanced with healthy fats and proteins. 6) Monitor what foods and preparations help increase their intake.
The document provides 6 tips to help seniors with no appetite eat more: 1) Have regular meal and snack schedules with smaller portions of nutrient-dense foods. 2) Serve easy to eat foods that don't require utensils like chicken strips or steamed veggies. 3) Keep plenty of easy to prepare snacks on hand like yogurt, cheese, fruit or milk. 4) Make nutritious milkshakes or smoothies to get calories and nutrients. 5) Offer soups or smoothies enhanced with healthy fats and proteins. 6) Monitor what foods and preparations help increase their intake.
The document provides 6 tips to help seniors with no appetite eat more: 1) Have regular meal and snack schedules with smaller portions of nutrient-dense foods. 2) Serve easy to eat foods that don't require utensils like chicken strips or steamed veggies. 3) Keep plenty of easy to prepare snacks on hand like yogurt, cheese, fruit or milk. 4) Make nutritious milkshakes or smoothies to get calories and nutrients. 5) Offer soups or smoothies enhanced with healthy fats and proteins. 6) Monitor what foods and preparations help increase their intake.
2. Serve smaller portions of high nutrient foods 5 small meals instead of 3 larger ones. Avocado Finely chopped meat, cheese, egg Olive oil Peanut or other nut butters Soft cheeses like ricotta or mascarpone 3. Stop using utensils Chicken strips or nuggets Fish sticks Steamed or raw veggies like carrots, broccoli, bell pepper strips, or cucumber pieces Meatballs 4. Have plenty of easy-to-eat snacks on hand Cheese sticks or string cheese Full-fat yogurt Diced fruit, fresh or packaged Peanut butter and crackers Cheese and crackers Full-fat cottage cheese Whole chocolate milk 5. Make milkshakes or smoothies Some suggestions: Nutritious soups – enhanced with cream, olive oil, or pureed meats and veggies Healthy smoothies – add bananas, fruit, full-fat yogurt, or veggies like carrots and spinach Hot cocoa Full-fat milk Milkshakes – good quality ice cream is better than eating nothing! 6. Keep track of what works