thread: Any foods you hated then LOVED when you were pregnant??

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  1. #1
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    Apr 2007
    SE QLD
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    mushrooms!!

  2. #2
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    Jan 2006
    Sydney
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    I never liked bananas but since my first pregnancy I started eating them and still do now!

  3. #3
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    Jul 2005
    Rural NSW
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    I recall never liking cucumber until i was pregnant for the first time... ever since i still kind of like them... especially on fresh bread with salt and pepper.

    Not technically a food but I didn't like lavendar much until i fell pregnant... and when preg i couldn't get enough of it! even in cheese... lavendar bits in cheese... yum!

  4. #4
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    Feb 2006
    Newcastle, NSW
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    Pork.
    When I was pregnant with DS2, my DH suspected that I might be pregnant before I tested due to the fact that we went out for dinner at our local RSL and I turned to him and told him I wanted the pork ribs for dinner. The look he gave me was priceless. I hate pork and I especially hate ribs... gross!
    Oh and pork crackling. I actually used to get grossed out over people eating it and would tell them so. But when pregnant with DS2 I craved it like crazy. I can't eat any of the above things since having him though.

  5. #5
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    Oct 2007
    Middle Victoria
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    chicken!

    i have been vegie for more than 16 years, but the smell of chicken is so appealling at the moment. i can't eat big chunks, but eating any is a big step for me.

  6. #6
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    Dec 2007
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    anchovies

  7. #7
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    Jul 2005
    Rural NSW
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    Ah yes... kate just reminded me... i was vegetarian for years before being preg for the first time... then i started to eat fish and chicken... the smell of red meat never tempted me though... it actually turned me off even more... i suspect i have issues digesting mammal protein.