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EPISODE · Sep 15, 2024 · 49 MIN

Our favorite "weird" autistic food combinations! 🍫🥔🍦

from Liv Label Free | Neurodivergent Eating Disorder Recovery · host Livia Sara

Many autistic people enjoy eating food combinations that are considered “weird” by society. Although “disordered” eating can often underlie the creation of odd meals, it’s critical to invite compassion and curiosity before accusing the behaviors of being “the eating disorder talking.” In today's episode of the Liv Label Free Podcast, Livia Sara and her co-host Mike share some of their favorite “weird” food combinations! We also cover past treatment experiences and emphasize how different cultures have different ideas of what’s “normal.” Get a taste of what we talk about: Fast Food Memories A Diabolical History of Potatoes A Very, Very Autistic Rant on the Semantics of Pancakes Mike’s Unforgivable Sin Against a Hot Dog High Class Peanut Butter A Brief History of Chicken and Waffles 🧑‍🍳 Grab your copy of Nourishing Neurodiversity Connect with Livia:🍩 INSTAGRAM 🌐 WEBSITE 📚 BOOKS Connect with Mike:📷 Instagram🌈 Neurodivergent Support Group🧘 Anxiety and Stress Support Group∞ Autism Peer Support Group

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