The Blenderized Tube Feeding Recipe Builder
The Blenderized Tube Feeding Recipe Builder
An online tool that simplifies the development of nutritionally appropriate recipes for
patients or caregivers who want to blend tube feeding recipes at home.
Access this innovative tool when you create your free account at Compleat.com
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Take the guesswork out of creating blenderized tube feedings by customizing recipes from scratch. Recipes are tailored to each patient's individualized nutritional needs including:
- Calorie requirements
- Volume needs
- Dietary preferences and/or restrictions (such as no dairy/milk, nut free, vegetarian, soy free, egg free)
The Blenderized Tube Feeding Recipe Builder calculates calories and final blended volumes. And, the tool saves recipes and meal plans, along with notes as PDFs to share, allowing for transparency and collaboration with healthcare teams for nutritional assessment of recipes and care management.
Get StartedNutritionally appropriate, individualized recipes are driven by these Registered Dietitian developed 8 key food categories:
- Nutrient-Rich Base
- Protein-Rich Foods
- Vitamin A-Rich Fruits and Vegetables
- Vitamin C-Rich Fruits and Vegetables
- Additional Nutrient-Rich Fruits and Vegetables
- Potassium-Rich Foods
- Grains
- Healthy Fats
The Blenderized Tube Feeding Recipe Builder is powered by the Blenderized Diet Recipe Calculator. The Blenderized Diet Recipe Calculator was created by Robin Cook, MS, RD, LDN, and is reproduced with permission under a license from Childrens Hospital of Philadelphia®. No endorsement by Childrens Hospital of Philadelphia® or by Robin Cook, MS, RD, LDN, of any Nestlé Health Science brand or product is implied or intended.
USE UNDER MEDICAL SUPERVISION
Always work with a registered dietitian, nutritionist, or other healthcare professional to choose or create recipes that fit your or your loved ones specific nutritional needs, food preferences, food allergies, and intolerances. For some medical conditions, a homemade tube feeding formula may not be advised.
Visit "What do I need to know before blending" for important guidelines to review with your healthcare professional.