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By *igerstyle2k2 OP   Man
over a year ago

Oxfordshire

Are you or do you know a fussy eater? More specifically an adult fussy eater.

The kind that, for example, they get a burger and it comes with tomato but they don't like tomatoes and refuse to eat it. They won't pick off the tomato because "it's already touched the burger".

It can be a little annoying going out for a meal with them.

Oh well, sunny and hot weather at the weekend!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Yes

It's no fun for them either

It makes normally social situations very stressful

Being a 'fussy eater' can develop beyond that into eating disorders and food phobias

For some their eating habits are an extension of their mental health

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By *stellaWoman
over a year ago

London


"Are you or do you know a fussy eater? More specifically an adult fussy eater.

The kind that, for example, they get a burger and it comes with tomato but they don't like tomatoes and refuse to eat it. They won't pick off the tomato because "it's already touched the burger".

It can be a little annoying going out for a meal with them.

Oh well, sunny and hot weather at the weekend! "

I will eat ANYTHING! Except aniseed and liquorice.

I don’t actually know a fussy eater at all.

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By *inful xWoman
over a year ago

In a sleepy little village


"Yes

It's no fun for them either

It makes normally social situations very stressful

Being a 'fussy eater' can develop beyond that into eating disorders and food phobias

For some their eating habits are an extension of their mental health"

This

I'm extremely fussy and have certain issues with how food is eaten. It can sometimes be extremely embarrassing especially when other people ( family included) make it a bigger issue

I now avoid certain situations because it makes me stress out.

As a result of my food habits , I've ensured my children eat literally anything put in front of them so they never have to go through what I do on occasions.

My sister is the same , in fact she is worse. I blame my mother but that's another story !

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By *iss SJWoman
over a year ago

Hull


"Yes

It's no fun for them either

It makes normally social situations very stressful

Being a 'fussy eater' can develop beyond that into eating disorders and food phobias

For some their eating habits are an extension of their mental health"

I wish more people would consider this. It can be a nightmare. I check menus on line before I go if possible and always double check with servers if there are extra things that may accompany the meal but aren’t detailed on the menu. When I was younger it was so much worse. I never used to eat out anywhere especially not at other peoples houses.

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By *andKBCouple
over a year ago

Plymouth

C is a fussy eater but mainly due to texture issues.

I could be considered a fussy eater because I'm vegan.

Both of us have allergies though which doesn't help. Which is one of the reasons I'm vegan

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I apologise to the fussy eaters but ... I NEVER want to go out to eat with you or cook for you or do anything involving food with

you!

It's not only irritating it's boring when you're picking at your food and picking out bits of it with a face on

I can forgive children for it just about - but if you're an adult and you can't eat any vegetables you need to have words with yourself!

Watch Freaky Eaters - it's so irritating!

This is you.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I apologise to the fussy eaters but ... I NEVER want to go out to eat with you or cook for you or do anything involving food with

you!

It's not only irritating it's boring when you're picking at your food and picking out bits of it with a face on

I can forgive children for it just about - but if you're an adult and you can't eat any vegetables you need to have words with yourself!

Watch Freaky Eaters - it's so irritating!

This is you."

that was quite some reaction Mary x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I am a fussy eater.

Or maybe I have very sensitive taste buds, who knows?

Using the example in the OP: if I want a burger, I order a plain one. If I still get it with lettuce, tomato, whatever; it's returned. No big deal.

Only time I get stressed is when I'm on a 'sun holiday' when fish is the main option for tourists in restaurants on the seafront. Shocking stuff, I know Tbf it's not the options on the menu that cause me stress, it's the notion that everyone with me is hungry and I might be inconveniencing them if there's nothing on the menu I like but luckily enough there is no shortage of restaurants.

When it comes to eating in other people's homes and vice versa; I eat what they like, and they eat what I like, respectively. Just kidding

Apologies if that was too much waffling for this time of the day.

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By *r MoriartyMan
over a year ago

The Land that time forgot (Norfolk)

I'm not a fussy eater but the things I don't like tend to be quite unusual things.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Are you or do you know a fussy eater? More specifically an adult fussy eater.

The kind that, for example, they get a burger and it comes with tomato but they don't like tomatoes and refuse to eat it. They won't pick off the tomato because "it's already touched the burger".

It can be a little annoying going out for a meal with them.

Oh well, sunny and hot weather at the weekend! "

No I'm fussier I don't eat beef burgers, chicken breast burgers yes

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I apologise to the fussy eaters but ... I NEVER want to go out to eat with you or cook for you or do anything involving food with

you!

It's not only irritating it's boring when you're picking at your food and picking out bits of it with a face on

I can forgive children for it just about - but if you're an adult and you can't eat any vegetables you need to have words with yourself!

Watch Freaky Eaters - it's so irritating!

This is you.

that was quite some reaction Mary x"

it bugs the shit out of me.

Adults can surely have a tomato on their food without causing problems.

Grow up!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I apologise to the fussy eaters but ... I NEVER want to go out to eat with you or cook for you or do anything involving food with

you!

It's not only irritating it's boring when you're picking at your food and picking out bits of it with a face on

I can forgive children for it just about - but if you're an adult and you can't eat any vegetables you need to have words with yourself!

Watch Freaky Eaters - it's so irritating!

This is you.

that was quite some reaction Mary x

it bugs the shit out of me.

Adults can surely have a tomato on their food without causing problems.

Grow up!

"

I used to grow my own so much tastier than normal tomatoes

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By *astyEricMan
over a year ago

Hull

Unless someone is allergic to something,I don't understend fussy eaters

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By *ucy LewdWoman
over a year ago

North Oxfordshire

I won’t eat anything that has touched cucumber or melon. I ask wait staff to let the chef know I don’t want those things in my food. If they put them in my food I will send it back. It’s very simple. I don’t see why I should pay for something I won’t eat.

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By *ucy LewdWoman
over a year ago

North Oxfordshire


"I won’t eat anything that has touched cucumber or melon. I ask wait staff to let the chef know I don’t want those things in my food. If they put them in my food I will send it back. It’s very simple. I don’t see why I should pay for something I won’t eat."

Looked up the name of the thing they have in them - Phenylthiocarbamide! That’s why some people are genetically predisposed to tasting cucumber and melon as extremely bitter rather than just of nothing.

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By *ed-monkeyCouple
over a year ago

Hailsham

Fussy eater ... that's Mexican food isn't it?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I totally get problems with food usually start at a young age therefore fussy kids should see a pediatrician. I'm not fussy with food I'd probably eat something I didnt like if I was hungry. Maybe I'm just greedy

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I'm not remotely myself, I'm not a fan of processed foods but otherwise, aside from a few things like aniseed, sprouts and anchovies, I'll eat anything really.

I have a couple of friends who are fussy eaters, only annoying if I'm cooking for them though tbh.

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