Does Jason's Deli have potato soup?

Table of Contents:

1. Does Jason's Deli have potato soup?
2. Can I eat yogurt the day before a colonoscopy?
3. What can I eat 1 day before colonoscopy?
4. Is almond milk OK 2 days before colonoscopy?
5. Can I drink Diet Coke before a colonoscopy?
6. Can I have orange Jello before a colonoscopy?
7. Is Red 40 bad for you?

Does Jason's Deli have potato soup?

Once a soup du jour, our creamy Irish Potato Soup has returned to our menu. Raise your spoon to potatoes, milk, sweet cream, sour cream, onions and carrots with a cheddar base in a savory chicken stock, garnished with bacon and cheddar.

Can I eat yogurt the day before a colonoscopy?

Here are some examples of foods that you can eat on the days leading up to your colonoscopy: Milk, cheese, yogurt, sour cream. White rice, white bread, refined pasta, refined crackers, breakfast cereals. Applesauce, canned vegetables, fruits without seeds or skin.

What can I eat 1 day before colonoscopy?

On the day before your colonoscopy — when you're restricted to clear liquids — you can have popsicles, Jell-O, clear broth, coffee or tea (without milk or creamer), soft drinks, Italian ice, or Gatorade. But take nothing with red, blue, or purple dye.

Is almond milk OK 2 days before colonoscopy?

You may not have any dairy products or non-dairy products such as almond milk, rice milk or soymilk. If you cannot see through it, if it has pulp or contains anything that you need to chew in order to swallow… DO NOT DRINK IT!

Can I drink Diet Coke before a colonoscopy?

Restrict your diet to CLEAR LIQUIDS ONLY. No solid food until after the procedure and stay hydrated. CLEAR LIQUIDS INCLUDE: water, chicken/beef/vegetable broth, flavored waters, apple juice, Jell-O, Kool-Aid, coffee, tea, Sprite, Gatorade, PowerAde, Mountain Dew, Coke/Pepsi, Rootbeer, and Slurpee's.

Can I have orange Jello before a colonoscopy?

You can only drink clear liquids for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. See the list of clear liquids in this packet. Avoid red, orange and purple colored Jell-O and Gatorade. This discolors your stool and interferes with the colonoscopy.

Is Red 40 bad for you?

While the consensus from health organizations is that Red Dye 40 poses little health risk, the dye has been implicated in allergies and worsened behavior in children with ADHD. The dye goes by several names and is commonly found in dairy products, sweets, snacks, baked goods, and beverages.