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March 19th 2026 Class (Part 3 of 3)
For the Salted Maple Peanut Butter Banana Soft Serve recipe, click here: uhn.ca/PrincessMargaret/PatientsFamilies/Specialized_Program_Services/Pages/Recipe.aspx?rID=795
This month we were joined by Cassandra Macaulay, Chief Research Officer from the Colorectal Cancer Resource and Action Network (CCRAN).
This class focused on practical cooking strategies for people experiencing side-effects after colorectal surgery, including those living with an ostomy.
We focused on:
- Foods and meal patterns that are generally better tolerated during diarrhea or high output
- Emphasis on hydration, sodium, and potassium-containing foods
- Lower-fat meal options, which may be better tolerated for those experiencing bile acid diarrhea
- Gentle, lower-irritant meals that still provide adequate calories and protein
You can find more information about the Colorectal Cancer Resource and Action Network (CCRAN), at ccran.org
For more recipes, nutrition tips and cooking videos, visit ellicsrkitchen.ca
Check out our Instagram page: instagram.com/ellicsrkitchen
Follow us on X: https://x.com/ELLICSRKitchen
Disclaimer: These materials are to be used for informational purposes only. They do not replace professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Please consult your health care provider for advice about your health and medical condition.
March 19th 2026 Class (Part 3 of 3)
For the Salted Maple Peanut Butter Banana Soft Serve recipe, click here: uhn.ca/PrincessMargaret/PatientsFamilies/Specialized_Program_Services/Pages/Recipe.aspx?rID=795
This month we were joined by Cassandra Macaulay, Chief Research Officer from the Colorectal Cancer Resource and Action Network (CCRAN).
This class focused on practical cooking strategies for people experiencing side-effects after colorectal surgery, including those living with an ostomy.
We focused on:
- Foods and meal patterns that are generally better tolerated during diarrhea or high output
- Emphasis on hydration, sodium, and potassium-containing foods
- Lower-fat meal options, which may be better tolerated for those experiencing bile acid diarrhea
- Gentle, lower-irritant meals that still provide adequate calories and protein
You can find more information about the Colorectal Cancer Resource and Action Network (CCRAN), at ccran.org
For more recipes, nutrition tips and cooking videos, visit ellicsrkitchen.ca
Check out our Instagram page: instagram.com/ellicsrkitchen
Follow us on X: https://x.com/ELLICSRKitchen
Disclaimer: These materials are to be used for informational purposes only. They do not replace professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Please consult your health care provider for advice about your health and medical condition.
