What are your food aversions?

[Chanel05]

I'm 5+4 and Uncle Bens Golden vegetable rice is repulsing me. I had it with dinner on Tuesday and now the thought of it is making my skin crawl! I saw a packet in Asda this morning and I actually started gagging at the sight of it 🤢. What are your food aversions?

Cranberry sauce 🤢 even typing it makes me want to throw up.. Christmas was fun as you can imagine 😂

Also quite off meat at the moment. And if I do have it, it has to be in small pieces (Like no big chunks of chicken!)

My aversions change all the time... but a consistent one is avocado (which I used to love), and anything oily or very flavoursome. Ergh. I've also gone off chocolate but occasionally still want it. Often I feel repulsed by foods I'ce recently eaten/craved. So I buy heaps of packets of stuff one day, only to not be able to eat it the next day. It really is a weird time and I hope this nausea stops soon! 8 weeks today...

No aversion with this one yet. In my first pregnancy I really went off anything in a tomato based sauce. And the smell of sausages cooking.

Chicken thighs 🤢 I'm 36 weeks now and can just about stomach cooking/eating them. Even the thought of them in the fridge made me heave

Advocardo! Used to love it but can't stomach it

Absolutely everything - everything I ate tasted mouldy or of cardboard. I basically lived off avocado, watermelon and saltines with the odd bagel or slice of toast. It was grim.

I also violently vomited every time I ate processed sugar .