Toddlers books about food

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ds is a fussy eater. My latest idea is to read lots of books with him about food to encourage a bit more adventure into his diet. He's 2.5 and we read a lot, so pls don't suggest the very hungry caterpillar!

Any other suggestions gratefully received.

The Ugly Vegetables by Grace Lin is nice and there is a book called Vegetable Glue which is about eating your vegetables.

I have vegetable glue! V nice.

Doesn't have to be entirely about food - we're reading 'i want to eat a child' atm - food is in it, but not the sole topic iyswim. ( will look for ugly veg, thanks savoy)

We read "Oliver's vegetables" and "Oliver's Fruit Salad" for a similar reason to a non-fruit and veg eating DD (it didn't work, but the books are nice).

How To Teach A Dragon Manners is about a dragon who eat the tempting menus that are dished up for him daily by his friend, Mabel. Until the day she decides to down her cooking spoons! - then he makes a good effort and even washes up!

How To Teach A Dragon Manners is about a dragon who REFUSES to eat the tempting menus that are dished up for him each day by his friend, Mabel. Until the day she decides to down her cooking spoons - and then he makes a good effort and even washes up!

Ooh, sounds good!

Ketchup on your cornflakes
Pass the Jam, Jim
Don't stick your finger in the jelly, Nelly
spaghetti with meatballs for all
Tiger who came to tea
First book of food (eric carle)
Runaway Dinner
Peas
The enormous turnip
the magic porridge pot

Now there's a library visit! Thanks vv much.