This is a little weird, but can anyone think of?

Not exactly got the answer to your question but when I read your question it brought back memories. My son who has severe autism is now 21. For years all he would eat was instant oatmeal and dried cheerios (he would not eat the broke ones only the complete circles). I was so sick of making oatmeal and trying to get him to eat something else. On his own as he got older he changed his own diet. He now eats almost everything....except oatmeal, he hates it. He eats all veggies, fruits, loves meat. Her diet will change. I know it is stressful now trying to figure out things she will eat that are good for her.

Maybe she would eat smashed up bananas.

Pumpkin & Pumpkin Pie

Bread

Cereal

Oatmeal

Butternut Squash

Acron Squash

Cheese

Quinoa, cream of wheat, soft boiled eggs, or egg salad, oatmeal.

Steamed yellow squash, well cooked and mushed up, could add some veggies there. They have a slightly sweet, mellow taste. Good with butter.

Mashed potatoes!

Swiss cheese?

Deli sliced turkey?

Canned pears

Vanilla yogurt

Applesauce

White mushrooms?

~Lentils. Depending on how you cook them, of course. Kind of soft/mushy.

~Mashed banana

~Mashed cauliflower (Make them in the style of mashed potatoes. http://lowcarbdiets.about.com/od/lowcarbsidedishes... Good way to get more veggies in a stubborn kid's diet.)

~Mashed potatoes

~SOME Indian curries. These might be harder because of the diversity of spices/colors, but always worth a shot.

~Mashed squash

~Yellow zucchini

~Cheese

~White asparagus

~Rice

~Egg whites

~White cannelini beans

~Tofu

~Hearts of palm

~Cottage cheese

~Creamed corn

~Cooked apricots

~Cooked mango

~Cooked peaches

(I'll add more as I think of them)

corn

rice

mashed potatoes with cheese

milk

chocolate milk

cottage cheese

yogurt

smashed cauliflower

peanut butter with banana

nutella with banana

pancakes

waffles

grilled cheese

cheese quesidilla

brownies

cookies

soup

mac and cheese

eggs with cheese

peaches (canned type goes great with cottage cheese =)

yellow peper satued wit rice and terikayi sauce

bagel or bread with cream cheese

vanilla,chocolate or banana pudding

chicken fingers

oatmeal with brown sugar

banana with cinnimin sugar

dumplings

chocolate, vanilla, or banana milkshake (at room temp.)

refried beans

good luck =) hope i helped !!!!! i hope your daughter has fun with the new variety! =)

Cream of wheat, tapioca, and rice pudding. All of those are yellowish/whitish and are served warm. Plus they are delicious!

You can go to www.sesiahs.health.nsw.gov.au/.../Baby%20and%20Toddler%20Cookbook.pdf or www.decs.sa.gov.au/eatwellsa/files/links/GreatSABiteCookbook.pdf for recipes. I hope this will help you.

hmm rice a roni... they have a chicken flavor i like.. and it has all those characteristics

grits eggs (quiche..i think) mash potatoes

rice?