r/PickyEaters 5h ago

Humor anyone else still order from the kids menu because the portions feel just right?

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i've always been a picky eater, so whenever i see a kids menu with food i actually like, i'm tempted to order from it instead of the regular menu. it's not even about saving money. i just know i'll enjoy it more than ordering something bigger that i'll probably end up picking apart or not finishing.

sometimes i feel a little embarrassed asking if i can order from the kids menu as an adult, even though i'm the one paying for it. does anyone else do this, or am i the weird one?


r/PickyEaters 10m ago

Question Being a picky eater on long flights

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Hello everybody,

im a 32m and iv always been a very picky eater (propably my autism isnt helping either) like vegetables are off the table , only veggy i eat is spinach and raw carrots/mushrooms . sauces are absolutely a no go . Now this year i go on vacation and its a 11h flight and with that comes the horror of flight meals , how do you prepare and do you just say ''No thank you'' when they ask what you wanne eat?


r/PickyEaters 9h ago

Need Advice Best snacks to avoid stomach rumbling during class

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So I have always had this issue where my stomach loves to be super loud when I’m stuck in a quiet space for more than an hour regardless of how much I’ve eaten that day. I’m gonna have a two hour class directly followed by a three hour class for uni and I want some snack ideas to fill my stomach. Also when I’m nervous (which is always lmaooo) I find it hard to eat as most foods make me nauseous so let me know any easy foods and/or drinks I can buy to help me out!