Gluten-Free Chicken Pancakes: A Simple to Make and Great Tasting Snack for Children with Autism & Other Picky Eaters

Many people with autism love their carbs but do not like foods with a certain texture. These gluten-free chicken pancakes are a good healthy snack that has the texture children with autism like.

If you have some cooked chicken, eggs, a pinch of salt and a few minutes you can make this gluten-free and flourless healthy snack for your loved one with autism.

Julie and Polly will also give some other quick and easy ideas for tasty and healthy snacks for any picky eater.

This gluten-free chicken pancake recipe is easy and delicious!

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