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30 Dishes From The Menu Of Picky Eaters Outside The US, According To People Online

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Picky eating tends to be associated with eating a small variety and quantity of foods due to rejecting a substantial amount of foods based on such characteristics as texture, appearance, smell, or mixed ingredients.

The risks may include low nutrient and dietary fiber intakes, while protective factors, especially from parents, include the provision of fresh foods and modeling by, for example, eating the same meal as the child.

Selective taste is more common among young children, for whom most of the foods are new; however, adults can be picky eaters as well, and people shared common foods among picky eaters from different countries, answering one Redditor’s question: “What do picky eaters outside the US eat?”

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#1

30 Dishes From The Menu Of Picky Eaters Outside The US, According To People Online This answer will be different for every picky eater. But I can give you mine. And I grew up in Norway, not in the United States.

I grew up in Norway. I do not eat potatoes. I do not eat cooked vegetables. It's a texture thing for me, and that picky eating has stuck with me from when I started eating solid food until the present. Even as an adult, I cannot bring myself to eat mushy veggies or potatoes, no matter how awkward the social situation that results. (For context, I'm 47.)

In my case, I ate raw vegetables instead. No potatoes, and there were a few other vegetables I didn't like, even in raw form. Onions, for example, or brussel sprouts. But most raw vegetables were fine for me. So my mom would make me a salad, or even just a bowl of raw veggies. Even things like green beans and sliced rutabaga, cauliflower or broccoli; the kinds of veggies that are typically not eaten raw.

I guess you could say that as a toddler in Norway in the 1970s, I made my own "raw food" diet decades before it became trendy. And that's still how I eat vegetables to this day.

CuriosTiger , Vegan Liftz Report

Final score:

46points

Weasel Wise 9 months ago

No potatoes? Seriously, no potatoes? But that's the best food on Earth!!!

45points

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#2

30 Dishes From The Menu Of Picky Eaters Outside The US, According To People Online I feel like in Germany a lot of picky eaters just eat plain noddles. Maybe with some butter.

chickynuggiesx3 , montatip lilitsanong Report

Final score:

44points

Fynne 9 months ago (edited)

Excellent photo of plain noodles 👌👌👍 Edit: they literally changed the photo after I wrote this comment

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#3

30 Dishes From The Menu Of Picky Eaters Outside The US, According To People Online In the UK the standard 'bland' kid's menu staples also include chicken nuggets and pizza.

Also fish fingers, sausage and mash, macaroni cheese, cheese sandwich.

TeamOfPups , Brett Jordan Report

Final score:

35points

Blue Bunny of Happiness 9 months ago

Basically, beige food

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#4

30 Dishes From The Menu Of Picky Eaters Outside The US, According To People Online We live in New Zealand and my kids does love those foods too, but her favourite is honestly just plain pasta with grated cheese (usually Colby, which we get here in 1kg blocks) and a side of cucumber and carrot. Definitely not the worst meal she could have, so I consider it a win :) her palate is generally pretty bland. Strangely though, she loves pork and chive dumplings/potstickers.

purplemacaroni , Alexandra Tran Report

Final score:

31points

Pheebs 9 months ago

As a “picky” kid, I preferred raw veggies and such. Basically, you could turn me loose at the veggie and charcuterie table and I’d make a full meal of veggies, fruit, crackers, meats, etc. Turns out, I really just did not like canned veg, nor did I like how half the meats were cooked by my fam (under or over seasoned). I loved middle and high school, as a number of my teachers liked to introduce us to fruit that was harder to get where we lived, or we’d do “introduce us to your culture” days. Got to try a bigger variety than what my fam made.

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#5

30 Dishes From The Menu Of Picky Eaters Outside The US, According To People Online I have a cousin in India who only eats eggs if the yolk is perfectly basted but not popped and it has to be close to centered. Aside from that, he eats chips, candy, no vegetables and white rice with really basic ground meat cooked with garlic/ginger, turmeric, green chili and no visible onions. If he gets a noticeable piece of onion he gets angry that the cook didn’t cut them smaller.

Another family friend only eats food if you give him ketchup with it. Like he will eat biryani with freaking ketchup. No ketchup? Not eating unless he is risking really offending someone. And that’s a grown adult btw. I babysat his kids when they were staying in the states.

SnooPets8873 , Krisztina Papp Report

Final score:

30points

shanila.pheonix_ 9 months ago

BIRYANI WITH KETCHUP!?!? as a south indian...i..i have been traumatized /hj

31points

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#6

30 Dishes From The Menu Of Picky Eaters Outside The US, According To People Online I grew up a picky eater in Pakistan. I ate a lot of bread. Roti with butter and sugar, plain naan, plain white rice, chicken from our saalans but removed from the bones, just the gravy from our saalans. And this one isn't me personally, but I know a toddler who will eat an obscene amount of yogurt as her dietary staple

sunlightbender , Magda Ehlers Report

Final score:

30points

Becky Samuel 9 months ago

Another ridiculously lazy picture choice from BP. This is not a Pakistani bread like a roti or a naan.

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#7

30 Dishes From The Menu Of Picky Eaters Outside The US, According To People Online My grandson doesn’t get fast or junk food. His favorite thing to eat is tofu. Plain raw tofu.

LifeHappenzEvryMomnt , Polina Tankilevitch Report

Final score:

26points

WindySwede 9 months ago

The tofu I tasted, doesn't tast anything..?

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#8

30 Dishes From The Menu Of Picky Eaters Outside The US, According To People Online New Zealander here, picky eaters here eat fish and chips and peanut butter toast 😹

According-News-5901 , Meelan Bawjee Report

Final score:

25points

M O'Connell 9 months ago

I'm not typically a fan of battered fish, but this picture is VERY appealing.

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#9

30 Dishes From The Menu Of Picky Eaters Outside The US, According To People Online I’m from Albania (think the Mediterranean). I was a very picky eater as a kid. I only ate bread, olive oil and olives lol. To this day those are some of my favorite things to eat but I also eat other stuff lol

Perfect_Tradition959 , blackieshoot Report

Final score:

25points

Mental Liberals 9 months ago

Yum!

9points

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#10

30 Dishes From The Menu Of Picky Eaters Outside The US, According To People Online My best friend is American but when she was little she went to Poland with her grandparents that were born there…and hated all the food. The only thing she’d eat were pierogis so she existed on them for the entire visit.

GraveDancer40 , Eugen Kucheruk Report

Final score:

24points

Jane No Dough 9 months ago

I could live on pierogies for a long long time. There are so many delicious varieties!

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#11

30 Dishes From The Menu Of Picky Eaters Outside The US, According To People Online We're south Indian and my sister was an extremely picky eater as a child. She would only eat rice with yogurt.

atwistedhead , Mgg Vitchakorn Report

Final score:

23points

shanila.pheonix_ 9 months ago

Im south indian too! i love rice with yogurt! its good plain, but you can also mix indian curries into it too! i love this and I usually eat this at the end of a meal when there is a small amount of rice left.

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#12

30 Dishes From The Menu Of Picky Eaters Outside The US, According To People Online There’s processed food and junk outside of the US too, I know ramen noodles is a big one. Living conditions can also be a factor so they’ll have to eat whatever is being cooked at home.

DetroitTrap313 , Jie Wang Report

Final score:

20points

I_imagine_even_worse_w***s 9 months ago

This!!! I grew up thinking I hated a lot of things, just my parents never cooked anything with decent seasoning and zero spices. Also not great growing up in ireland hating potatoes!

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#13

30 Dishes From The Menu Of Picky Eaters Outside The US, According To People Online Picky eaters in Denmark will often live on rye bread with liver paste/paté. Pasta is also a favorite.

Other kid favorites here are meatballs (frikadeller), boiled meatballs in curry sauce, spaghetti bolognese, pizza and lasagna.

Fried, battered fish with remoulade is popular too.

signequanon , Emiliano Vittoriosi Report

Final score:

20points

Rebekah Krause 9 months ago

Whoa, that’s interesting. Here in the U.S. a majority of people won’t eat liver, even fairly good eaters. I love it, but it’s amazing to hear that is a picky eater food somewhere. That’s great!

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#14

30 Dishes From The Menu Of Picky Eaters Outside The US, According To People Online I’d argue that chicken nuggets, fries or pizza are staples in many countries outside the US.
When I was a child (in France) the go to food for picky eaters would have been elbow pasta and ham (coquillettes jambon IFYKYK) or simple mash potatoes

Aggressive_Art_344 , Karolina Kołodziejczak Report

Final score:

20points

Gizmo 9 months ago

Chicken nuggets, fries, pizza, and pasta are staples for my kids here in the US. They do eat lots of fruit for snacks, but for meals they can be difficult.

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#15

I live in the US. Alaska to be specific. My kid is a picky eater. They used to be diagnosed with ARFID back when they were 4. They’re 12 now.

They hate macaroni and cheese, ketchup, most kinds of potato, pizza if it has too much sauce. They don’t like soup/stew but they will eat ramen or udon

*however*
They *love* mustard, they also eat seaweed, whole fried fish (especially the eyeballs), barbecue sauce, musubi, they recently started eating grilled cheese, they like salmon. They like clams, sushi, sashimi. I’m sure I’m forgetting things.

So while my kid is a picky eater, they are not a *basic* eater. Sometimes I wish I could open a box of Kraft.

The only vegetable they will touch is raw carrots and it takes like an hour to get them to chew them. (Edit to add they will eat edamame)

They can do grapes and maybe bananas.

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Final score:

20points

Hey! 9 months ago

I think this is the best list so far.

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#16

30 Dishes From The Menu Of Picky Eaters Outside The US, According To People Online When I was an kid in Denmark it was frikadella or fish fingers with remoulade and open faced liver pate sandwiches. Some of my other favorites were chocolate sandwiches and mackeral in tomato sandwiches with cucumber slices! Also just cucumber slices and soft boiled eggs in a dish with some salt on top.

galacticcatreddit , Haseeb Modi Report

Final score:

17points

#17

I've been to about a dozen western countries outside the U.S. I try not to be an annoying American by asking a waiter to customize my dish too much. I sometimes find a supermarket the first day and pick up crackers and deli meat to bring back to the hotel. If I can't find a meal that I can eat at a restaurant, I can usually at least find an appetizer or a bowl of rice to eat so I can be social, knowing that I have food waiting for me back in my room.

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Final score:

17points

Auntriarch 9 months ago

That's a very polite work around

11points

#18

30 Dishes From The Menu Of Picky Eaters Outside The US, According To People Online My kid loves avocado, pasta, and cheese mostly.

Wayne_Kerr_96 , Gil Ndjouwou Report

Final score:

16points

Superb Owl 9 months ago

Avocado pasta is a wonderful dish, made of avocado, pasta and cheese :D (Also basil, garlic and mild chili pepper, but... yeah)

4points

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#19

30 Dishes From The Menu Of Picky Eaters Outside The US, According To People Online Finnish food is very bland, so a ton of potatoes. Smashed potatoes especially are very good and neutral, hard to hate it.

Lanky_Region_4321 , Parnis Azimi Report

Final score:

16points

Kasarinarttu 9 months ago

I'm a Finn who hates most potato dishes; mash, fries, boiled "rubber potatoes"... It's a texture thing.

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#20

30 Dishes From The Menu Of Picky Eaters Outside The US, According To People Online I had a friend in asia that would literally only eat rice with soy sauce. That was it.

Motor-Locksmith9297 , Pille R. Priske Report

Final score:

15points

Ace 9 months ago

Would that not lead to severe malnutrition? Pretty sure there are a lot of essential nutrients missing from that diet.

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#21

30 Dishes From The Menu Of Picky Eaters Outside The US, According To People Online Adriatic; bolognese, pasta pomodoro, wiener schnitzel (where I'm at). Those three are basically staples, but there's also I guess what's comparable to chicken nuggets would be the homemade version? Just breaded and fried chicken breast will do the trick for most picky eaters here. French fries as well.

sickandtiredkit , Nerfee Mirandilla Report

Final score:

15points

Auntriarch 9 months ago

My mother was feeding picky grandchildren, and invented "fairy dippers" breaded fried chicken tenders with ketchupped mayo

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#22

30 Dishes From The Menu Of Picky Eaters Outside The US, According To People Online My ex: white rice with sour cream. White bread with butter and cheese. Cheese pizza

anamariapapagalla , Dids Report

Final score:

14points

WindySwede 9 months ago

At least cheese. Some don't even eat cheese as adults. But hay, more for me!

8points

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#23

30 Dishes From The Menu Of Picky Eaters Outside The US, According To People Online Rice pilaf and köfte

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Final score:

14points

JuJu 9 months ago

Mhhhm...now I have to get köfte after work

3points

#24

30 Dishes From The Menu Of Picky Eaters Outside The US, According To People Online Brazilian here. Was a picky eater. Spaghetti is the way to go.

Friendly_Exchange_15 , Lisa Fotios Report

Final score:

13points

Huddo's sister 9 months ago

My sister is a picky eater and one of the only meals she cooks for herself is pasta. Only puts passata and cheese on it. When we were kids, mum would make her have bolognaise on it. She made a lot of fuss about the onion mum tried to sneak into it. (It was both the texture and taste she couldn't take. Now we know she is actually intolerant of it, like me)

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#25

30 Dishes From The Menu Of Picky Eaters Outside The US, According To People Online I lived in Korea for a bit (from the US), and a picky eater common food was rice with soy sauce (or plain). Sometimes tteokbokki, but it’s a bit spicy so if it was just the noodles without the sauce that would make more sense. They also have a kind of chicken nugget.

MidnightArticuno , Faris Mohammed Report

Final score:

13points

Pickle (they/she) 9 months ago

Sometimes I just crave a big bowl of steamed rice. No toppings, no sauce, just a bowl of rice.

6points

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#26

30 Dishes From The Menu Of Picky Eaters Outside The US, According To People Online They visit France and go to McDonalds.

In my youth I traveled Europe extensively as an American. We ate almost exclusively at Italian restaurants. My parents made it seem like it was because my youngest sibling was a picky eater, which he was. But the real reason was that my dad was unwilling to learn other languages or try new food. Spaghetti Bolognese is sgaghetti bolognese in all languages.

My friends with a hyper picky eater young adult took a cruise so their 18 year old could eat nuggets and cheese pizza for every meal.

MadAstrid , Eneida Nieves Report

Final score:

12points

Zaphod 9 months ago

I went on a bus tour of Europe in 1990. We had a break for lunch in Koln and the entire bus of Americans and Canadians went to a McDonalds. My brother and I found a rathskeller that served German food and our tour guide was already there. He said, "Somehow, you found the best food in town." The Jagerschnitzel was excellent.

16points

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#27

30 Dishes From The Menu Of Picky Eaters Outside The US, According To People Online in the philippines, picky eaters usually eat processed food.

hotdogs, chicken nuggets, fast food, etc

(as opposed to meat/fish and vegetable dishes often served with rice at mealtimes)

holawednesday , Desi Min Report

Final score:

11points

#28

30 Dishes From The Menu Of Picky Eaters Outside The US, According To People Online Noodles, pasta, anything with chicken or ham/cheese.

Ok-Autumn , GM Rajib Report

Final score:

10points

#29

30 Dishes From The Menu Of Picky Eaters Outside The US, According To People Online Australia. Nephew grew up on prawn chips & tomato sauce.
We (family) wonder how he fully formed!?!?

Dollbeau , Seb Reivers Report

Final score:

10points

Huddo's sister 9 months ago

Those are two of my sister's staples too! Along with bread, mashed potato, garlic bread, chicken (without sauce or anything), schnitzel with lemon juice, pasta (with passata and cheese) and tuna and cucumber sushi.

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#30

30 Dishes From The Menu Of Picky Eaters Outside The US, According To People Online My cousin is a fussy eater. He eats exclusively rice and brown beans. Occasionally chicken nuggets but we dont have them often. (Brazil)

StarBoySisko , Léo Roza Report

Final score:

10points

Singing Platypus 9 months ago

Everything on this whole page looked good.

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#31

As a picky eating child from the 90s I ate anything but olives, fish and, surprisingly, hamburgers.
Now I see kids not liking any fish, fatty meat and some veggies.
In Russia it’s a bit different since we have a lot of weird traditional dishes, which don’t fit even an adult’s taste. I could list a lot of traditional stuff which isn’t popular among most kids and many adults as well

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Final score:

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setsuriseikou 9 months ago

We also have a lot of dishes that are thought to be traditional, but they actually are just sad Soviet period adaptations specifically suited for cheap mass production (think school and workplace canteens and such). Sometimes they are extremely budget variations of proper European cuisine, sometimes just the most time- and energy-efficient cooking options. Also, they are often cooked with no regard for the colour or texture (or even taste).

2points

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#32

Varenyki, pelmeni, pasta with sausages, sandwiches - Ukraine

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Final score:

4points

SlothyK8 9 months ago

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4points

#33

30 Dishes From The Menu Of Picky Eaters Outside The US, According To People Online I had a friend (we’re both Italian) who would only eat pasta with tomato sauce, French fries and Wiener schnitzel (cotoletta alla milanese) and nothing else. He was 25 at the time.

wicosp , Megan Bucknall Report

Final score:

3points

Ace 9 months ago

For the Americans, Wiener schnitzel in Europe has practically nothing in common with hotdog sausages, but is a thinly beaten piece of veal, chicken or pork coated with breadcrumbs and fried. Milanese style is often accompanied by (a small amount, not a whole portion) of spaghetti in tomato sauce.

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#34

I'm in Norway.

My kids will eat bread with liver patê, cheese (brown or yellow/white), or jam. Yoghurt, scrambled eggs, oat porridge, fruits, some bakery items, grilled cheese. For dinner they will eat pasta (any with tomato sauce or pesto), pizza, meatballs, fish cakes, hotdogs, tomato soup, rice porridge, or ham and cheese wraps. The only vegetables my daughter eats are sweetcorn and cucumber. She won't even touch a potato (in any form). All meat is processed to the point of losing the "meaty" texture except for the ham (but we get the thinly sliced packet). It's not the worst in terms of nutrition, but we're working on adding more vegetables and textures to her diet.

Eating "clean" is difficult with kids...

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Final score:

3points

ILoveMySon 9 months ago

Well, the children certainly eat more of a variety than many on this list.

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#35

30 Dishes From The Menu Of Picky Eaters Outside The US, According To People Online My sisters used to be picky eaters growing up, so my mom made them eat chanclas before meals everytime they bring it up.

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Amy 9 months ago

It's a bread roll.

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#36

American head but kids don’t have sophisticated palates yet. Turkey pickles and cheese

I think an English breakfast for some. Cottage pie, bruschetta

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2points

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and_a_touch_of_the_’tism 9 months ago

My brother is super picky and also the walking embodiment of “white people spicy.” He has a weird assortment of ok food… frozen strawberries, raw blueberries and bell peppers, cherry tomatoes, salami, instant ramen, pizza, dum-dums (a kind of lollipop/sucker), Cheetos, and plain rice.

6points

Tempest 9 months ago

I’m a picky eater and my favourite picky foods are pasta (usually with store brought sauces but if not with homemade cheese sauce and butter or just ketchup), plain rice or rice with just 1 or 2 side dishes at most (I don’t like it when a lot of food items get mixed in what I eat), instant noodles, breads, cheese, nuts, and biscuits. I’m a vegetarian too but I eat only a few selected vegetables and I can’t stand raw veges except for carrots. I am currently severely underweight and so want to improve my diet but it’s not easy to try new options with today’s economy. People hate adult picky eaters but it’s not always easy to stop being one instantly. E.g.: forcefully eating something I don’t want to makes me sick.

3points

LB 9 months ago

Peanut butter was recommended to me by a vegan dietician once when I lost too much weight going vegan.

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for ducks sake 9 months ago

This is so great! I feel like sometimes here in America people think that picky eating is only an American scourge or something that only entitled kids go through. Nope. It's a worldwide phenomenon and just one of those things that happens! It's not the end of the world. ❤️

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and_a_touch_of_the_’tism 9 months ago

My brother is super picky and also the walking embodiment of “white people spicy.” He has a weird assortment of ok food… frozen strawberries, raw blueberries and bell peppers, cherry tomatoes, salami, instant ramen, pizza, dum-dums (a kind of lollipop/sucker), Cheetos, and plain rice.

6points

Tempest 9 months ago

I’m a picky eater and my favourite picky foods are pasta (usually with store brought sauces but if not with homemade cheese sauce and butter or just ketchup), plain rice or rice with just 1 or 2 side dishes at most (I don’t like it when a lot of food items get mixed in what I eat), instant noodles, breads, cheese, nuts, and biscuits. I’m a vegetarian too but I eat only a few selected vegetables and I can’t stand raw veges except for carrots. I am currently severely underweight and so want to improve my diet but it’s not easy to try new options with today’s economy. People hate adult picky eaters but it’s not always easy to stop being one instantly. E.g.: forcefully eating something I don’t want to makes me sick.

3points

LB 9 months ago

Peanut butter was recommended to me by a vegan dietician once when I lost too much weight going vegan.

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for ducks sake 9 months ago

This is so great! I feel like sometimes here in America people think that picky eating is only an American scourge or something that only entitled kids go through. Nope. It's a worldwide phenomenon and just one of those things that happens! It's not the end of the world. ❤️

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