If anyone, especially my mother-in-law, threw away my pregnancy craving food, my head would spin around and she'd be calling for a priest. Don't f**k with a pregnancy craving. Just don't.

Not only is the MIL TA, but takeout salad for a pregnant woman isn’t even a good choice because if it’s been sitting out, shredded, for a long time, it can be contaminated. So she essentially threw out safe food and instead bought potentially unsafe food.

I've never understood this thing about people throwing out other people's food because they had a problem with it. I mean, she just threw out a brand-new rotisserie chicken? My mother was so about not wasting food that she would nag me about using the bones to make some broth. That mom is just crazy,

My ex-wife had cravings for pasta, passata and cheese, I cooked that every other night of the week during her pregnancy with our daughter. If my Mum had a) suggested that her diet was a problem or b) thrown out food intended for her then my Mum would’ve been on a long walk off a short pier. If she had suggested that I was choosing my wife over her then she would’ve been 100% correct. Even now I put the mother of my daughter ahead of some who think they are more important, she may be my ex-wife but she loves and cares for my daughter and my daughter IS the most important person in my life.

Throwing an animal, that was raised and killed to serve as food, in the garbage, is a crime on its own. Don't waste food. Especially don't waste food if it is animals.

When I was pregnant I ate a whole jar of gherkins which I had never liked before. Did anyone stop me? No. Did I pay for it with the worst heart burn of my life? Yes. But that was my call. Don't get between a pregnant lady and her cravings lol. That MIL is out of control and deserved for the pregnant lady to go full goblin mode. Rotisserie chicken isn't even that bad no matter what seasonings have been used!

My MIL has always been a pain. I visited her (a 200 mile journey) when youngest daughter was 10 days old - I had a university interview re a job 6 months hence, and stayed with her for 2 days. I was breastfeeding, and on the first evening she served a french onion tart, which I explained I couldn't eat as it would upset the baby's digestion. She was angry about 'wasting food' she'd spent hours cooking. I bought a salad. Next night, she cooked stuffed green peppers.....

I don’t believe in violence, but….i remember being pregnant and having cravings. I had gestational diabetes and couldn’t have a lot of carbs, but I craved spaghetti so bad. I finally found a recipe that was acceptable and I just imagine if my whoever threw that out I would react with tearful violence. You don’t mess with a pregnant woman’s food. It equates to stealing from a hungry bear

Rotisserie chicken is one of the healthier ways to eat chicken. Meanwhile, a lot of salad dressings are made with raw eggs and are not recommended during pregnancy. This was totally a power move.

Part of marriage vows is "forsaking all others". Your partner should ALWAYS come 1st.

My sister had odd cravings when pregnant, but we often found a good reason for it. As when she wanted licorice and he had to go get some at any time of day or night. We found that licorice helped her keep up the potassium content in her blood that diuretic pills washed out. Besides how can chicken be bad for a pregnant woman? You must need protein to create a baby.

Change all your locks and don't give your mother a key, or she will "drop in" when your baby is born. Your wife doesn't need that.

It’s not about defining a choice unless you push him to that, but I kind of think when you make your own family, you ARE changing the most important woman in your life to wife instead of FOO. It’s a bizarre gaslighting technique to make it sound like a bad thing…isn’t it?

His mother won’t be happy unless she has him all to herself.

Op needs to go no contact with his mother for six months except for family therapy sessions.

NTA x100 All in the past as this is old, but for any body reading this, rotisserie chicken is fine. Cooked all the water through, the grease is all the fat dripping off the chicken, loads of protein, and herbs and spices will not do any harm.

i know a woman whose pregnancy craving was chalk, and yet monster in-law over here is bitching about a cooked chicken? with how she was with both of OPs partners im under the impression that shes in-love with her own son, either that or she'll end up buring him alive in her wall to stop him from leaving her