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It means food that is rather bland and, I guess not very complex.

Oh yeah! That’s me to a tea! I have VERY SPECIFIC taste and will order the same thing at restaurants over and over..

Yeah same. That’s just because I like the food the best though. I don’t go to restaurants often however.

Me neither. I just stay home and binge eat.. and yet still forget to eat my meals.

Think this explains it relatively well: https://www.bda.uk.com/resource/autism-diet.html

Thanks master! I have a complicated problem with food (I have PICA and another ED I think) so maybe reading about it will help!

EdgeRabbit wrote: Sun May 25, 2025 4:13 pm Mostly mac and cheese,

Wonder how Mac and Cheese tastes like.. I guess it’s just macaroni covered in cheese sauce?
Kinda bored right now..

Is cheese sauce a different thing to regular cheese?

It's usually a mixture of cheese with cream or milk, mixed with flour for thickening if memory serves. Similar to white sauce but with cheese added.

I’d imagine that’s what’s usually on Maccy in that case.

Tbh I just put sliced cheese in the macaroni and then microwave it

sounds like you're all ready for early adulthood.

But I like microwaved macaroni..

I never said you should be ashamed of it.

A large part of my university meal revolved in melting cheese on stuff using the microwave.

Now of course I know better but since I still can't be asked I dropped the cheese.

Apparently I don’t have to worry about buying my own things for my apartment! My grandpa already bought me a blender and I’m only 16!

I don't think I've had a real meal in a while. My diet is only PB & J's, TV dinners and various other microwavable foods.

I rarely eat dinner since I'm picky, and neither do I eat breakfast since I don't get hungry in the morning

I find it so weird how many PB&Js Americans eat. I think it’d be a really weird combo and I’ve never seen one in my whole life.

It tastes excellent.

I used to think the same way, and would only eat straight peanut butter sandwiches , but I tried it one day and really liked it! ...Now it's pretty much the only food I eat

British jam is a fair bit different than American Jelly, so I’d probably go flying into a coma after one bite.

Why? Too sugary?