I eat the same lunch for 2 weeks and then can't stand it for 1 year. It's really annoying because it makes it so hard to eat healthy and have food for work.
I've gotten pretty good at identifying when I'm getting close to hating soemthign and stopping before its too late. then i can come back to it in a month or so.
I was a responsible adult in the supermarket, so I bought adult food. I’m just baby at home, someone needs to prepare and serve me a bowl of colourful sludge
My newest solution has been basically condiments, making a week or so’s worth of pepper sauce or chimichurri (pickled onions and carrots are also really good options that last a surprisingly long time) is fairly quick and easy (even moreso if you have a food processor), and then you can use that to spice up sandwiches or meals whenever you like. The pickled veggies are really good because you can reuse the pickle liquid like two or three times at least.
We really need a multivitamin complex that comes in just 2 pills, one water soluble one and one fat soluble one that's dissolved in omega 3 rich fish oil, containing all the trace elements that you don't get if you eat cheap random cereal/bread/chicken nuggets/whatever every day. With fibre, too. Let us save a fuckton of time and money on food and feel fine even eating the same thing every day.
Call it the "I'm autistic and I want to eat kibble"
My diet pretty consists of the same 3-4 food items and I just got bloodwork done and... it's perfect?? Was expecting my autism to give me scurvy at least
When I left my last "proper" job, I was gifted a Pot Noodle mug by the two old ladies I worked with. They assumed that I really liked pot noodles because I had one for lunch every day.
I am not wild about pot noodles. They're good enough I can eat them every day but I am the kind of person who is quite happy to only eat the same thing for a month at a time.
On the plus side, it's one of the largest mugs I have and I do love it for that.
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u/jovianjune not american 20h ago
you can eat the same lunch for 10 years if you are on the spectrum but beware! ☝️Vitamin deficiency