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Does anybody NOT have a food they can't stand?!

AuTriker

So many of us seem to have some very strong opinions on foods we find not just inedible but unutterably vile. So I was wondering if there are any autistic people here who are happy to eat any food or maybe only have a mild dislike to a few things but would eat them if they were hungry or to be polite?

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  • in reply to BassFace

    I have been vege since i was 10 or so ... a loooong time.  And yes, it can be very challenging, but it much easier in the uk than many places in thd world! 

  • in reply to BassFace

    Hi BassFace

    It's great to hear that you have been a vegetarian your whole life and have grown out of being picky with food. Being a vegetarian can definitely present some challenges when it comes to finding options in certain situations, but it's good to know that you have adapted and become more flexible.

    Being open to trying new foods can be a great way to expand your palate and discover new vegetarian options. It's also important to communicate your dietary preferences and needs to others, whether it's when dining out or at social gatherings, to ensure that there are suitable options available.

    If you're curious about the difference between being vegan and vegetarian, you might find this article helpful: [link removed by moderator] It provides a detailed comparison of the two diets and the potential health benefits and drawbacks of each.

    It's great that you have found a way to make being a vegetarian work for you and have been able to navigate the challenges that come with it. Keep exploring and trying new things, and who knows, you may find some new favorite vegetarian dishes along the way!