What food do you like to eat?

It appears that people on the spectrum dislike most foods, so lets also talk about what you like to eat and why Slight smile

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  • I like to eat:

    Muesli, coco pops, natural yogurt with a teaspoon of jam, wholemeal bread sandwiches filled with tuna mayo, ham & cheese, ham & pickle or peanut butter, dark chocolate, prawn cocktail crisps, oaty cereal bars, peach fruit pots.

    Favourite cakes: Belgian buns, cream & jam donuts, pain au chocolat

    From Sainsbury's chilled section: Lasagne, Ravioli, roast chicken breasts

    From Sainsbury's frozen section: Sweet & sour chicken with egg fried rice, Bisto cottage pie, cod fish fingers, oven fries, potato wedges, cheesy garlic bread slices, and honey roast parsnips & Aunt Bessie's mini roasties to go with the chicken breast and chicken gravy.

    Why? They taste nice, don't upset my stomach and don't take much preparation.

  • From Sainsbury's frozen section: Sweet & sour chicken with egg fried rice, Bisto cottage pie, cod fish fingers, oven fries, potato wedges, cheesy garlic bread slices, and honey roast parsnips & Aunt Bessie's mini roasties to go with the chicken breast and chicken gravy.

    Why? They taste nice, don't upset my stomach and don't take much preparation.

    That's my sort of roast dinner in hot weather too! I sometimes have ready-cooked to make Christmas dinner; I'm not very good at cooking meats. 

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  • From Sainsbury's frozen section: Sweet & sour chicken with egg fried rice, Bisto cottage pie, cod fish fingers, oven fries, potato wedges, cheesy garlic bread slices, and honey roast parsnips & Aunt Bessie's mini roasties to go with the chicken breast and chicken gravy.

    Why? They taste nice, don't upset my stomach and don't take much preparation.

    That's my sort of roast dinner in hot weather too! I sometimes have ready-cooked to make Christmas dinner; I'm not very good at cooking meats. 

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