6mo ago

If you owned a restaurant catering for those who have pica, what would you put on your menu?

Assuming the FDA and regulations don't exist. Also no normal food.

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Elmer's Glue because it's already supposed to be safe enough to ingest without toxicity problems.
- Elmer's glue mixed with red food coloring as a replacement to the tomato sauce
- Elmer's White Glue is too vanilla
Clay infused raw egg white mousse, shaved tree bark on a filters mud reduction and a linoleum chew to finish
The menu.
Pica? Pica? I'd definitely have something on the menu called Pika-chew
I had a school kid who moved to a different district and then ate 12 non-latex gloves there before anyone noticed. Not recommended.
Grilled cheese-grater
Honey roasted wicker stools, sweet-and-sour paint chips, pulled rug sandwiches on cardboard printed to look like pretzel buns
Glass - crunchy ink (in various colours) - each one looks like it could have a different taste dandelions - vegan option
Aerogel. Always seemed like it would have an interesting texture.
Chalk and charcoal
Glue in different colors, different hair salads, gravel and sand dishes. And a selection of straw, pencil, and pen appetizers so you have something to chew on while you pick.
- Nice ideas for apps.
  Also like the different colored glue. Its like sprinkles but liquid!
Judging by what my cat eats, paper and wires. The live current makes them spicy.

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