@toniandryanpodcast: Normal or nah?

Jess89 :

No, it’s also not allowed under Australian food standards 🌸

Aaron Maurice :

That’s a hard NAH

Leah :

sensory issues like this are valid, this particular course of action is absolutely not. like it's fine to be this kind of a picky eater, though it's probably related to some sort of sensory food type medical condition like ARFID. But a line has to be drawn somewhere and expecting a restaurant to break the law around food hygiene for you is definitely well over that line, and if there isn't a single safe food, you can allow a restaurant to make you, then you probably aren't well enough to go to restaurants

Sylvie :

i know someone who likes to bring their own dressing for salad because the others are too high in calories

Big Woot :

Obsessed with how Ryan is saying Murray and this will now be entering my everyday vocabulary immediately 🙌🙌🙌

Soph✨ :

TOTALLY understand only liking certain foods and brands..... so just eat before you go out or when you come home and just have drinks there😂 you cant ask someone to cook your food there, NO😂

Brantley :

Hank 🇸🇪 :

First date. Last date.

The Feral Ginger :

When I want to go to a restaurant that I know my younger son won’t eat anything at, I will usually call ahead and ask if it’s okay to bring something for him to eat. (It’s already cooked and ready for him to eat) I’ve never had a restaurant say no because we are still spending money there and he’s a child lol. I can’t imagine doing anything like this as a full grown adult.

Sam Spring :

what the hell , why does Ryan look different i can't tell what

schnittie :

Imagine taking a girl to a nice restaurant and she only says nuggets. my MIL is like this. 62 yr old, won't eat vegetables or fruit and very picky. when we have her over she it's out 5yos nuggets for dinner instead of what we cook her. ridiculous.

Rialine Steyn :

Yeah nah. At fishing clubs yes the restaurants will cook your catch, but not nuggets!

feemc27 ❌ :

If i was the waiter, I’d be saying ‘sorry we can’t help you but there’s the door bye, bye’ 👋🏻

emarysheila :

NO!

BlueFlameSpecial :

I don’t like particular foods for sensory reasons, but the only time I ever complain about it is to my parents that’s it.

MsAnneThrope :

Absolutely *NOT!* permitted for health & safety reasons. Most restaurants / cafes carry gluten free deep fry products. No chef will take the chance of cross contamination.

Roebssie ®  :

I get that tho being a fussy eater myself… but that’s a bit extreme 😂👀

_iNeverPost :

Big Nah

cody.ado :

I wouldn't have even waited for the car doors to close, I would have said that at the table. 🤣🤣🤣

Hunter Simon🇨🇦 :

no it's not allowed in restaurants across Canada and I believe the US

lillyengel1 :

Also wanted to say a big thank you for all the funny things you do. You were my aunts favorite before she passed, so it makes me smile to follow you guys and get a laugh like she used to. 🖤🖤🖤

Sheree Lightfoot 🇭🇲 :

My son has ARFID. We REGULARLY took weetbix with us to restaurants and paid for milk, as it was the only safe food we felt we could legitimately bring in. While I sympathise with the young man, he sounds old enough to have contacted the restaurant PRIOR.

Pauline Knibbs676 :

Nah

digestivehealthrd :

my worst nightmare is being at that table!😳😱😵 social anxiety through the roof!

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