Oral cancer patients can eat beef. There is no strict requirement for oral cancer patients to eat, and all foods that can be eaten normally can be eaten after oral cancer. However, many oral cancer patients, especially those who have undergone surgery, may have weakness or less ability to bite in the oral cavity. In this case, special treatment is needed for oral cancer patients to eat, so that solid food can be converted into semi-liquid food as much as possible, which is beneficial to oral cancer patients’ absorption after surgery. Beef, as a frequently consumed meat, is rich in protein, amino acids and various vitamins and trace elements, which has a very good nutritional effect on the body and can be fully applied to the recovery of oral cancer patients after surgery.