Mine wouldn’t touch pepper if I paid her in haribo.
Did not use to entertain cucumber, tomato or carrot either - will eat carrot sticks now, and has once or twice in the last few weeks eaten cherry tomatoes or those baby cucumbers you get at Aldi - very much depends on the day though.
She eats a lot of fruit. From a dental health perspective my dentist told me it was best to eat fruit either with meals or with another food group, so I used to do eg apple slices and either cheese or nut butter, or berries with Greek yoghurt, or put fruit alongside crackers/ breadstick. I don’t bother so much now though.
I used to do a lot of homemade stuff and fill the freezer with:
-savoury muffins (chickpea and courgette with smoked paprika were favourites)
-porridge muffins/ fingers with added ground nuts, grated carrot and apple, sultanas etc (would make a big batch of porridge for breakfast then bake the leftovers and freeze)
-frittata squares,
-cheese scones made from flour, Greek yoghurt and grated cheese
-other baby friendly scones sweetened with grated apple
Still do some of the above occasionally but to be honest I’ve got a lot shitter on the snack front. One thing she’ll still happily eat is frozen peas straight from the freezer 🤷♀️ Or those little flavoured rice cakes (which are probably terrible too but oh well) sometimes with nut butter on. Otherwise fruit, a cracker or breadsticks.
Whilst the weather has been so hot we’ve made loads of homemade ice lollies (have some calyppo shaped moulds which seem to work loads better than the stick ones) - either make a ‘milkshake’ with whatever fruit needs using up and then freeze in the moulds, or very very diluted juice.
Full disclosure- she also has plenty of non- mumsnet approved stuff that’s way below even fruit on the mumsnet scale of acceptable snacks. Today she’s had a mini soreen loaf thing, a shop bought pancake, an ice cream and about 25 Mr Freeze type ice pops courtesy of Nana - we’re also at Nana’s for dinner so the above is probably just the beginning.