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What about rice cakes?

Cold fresh fruit really helped my nausea. Ice water too. The cold really seemed to help. Also try to snack throughout the day, being hungry can make you more nauseous.

You can still have potatoes, right? Bland carbs really helped especially early on, but potatoes worked just as well as crackers, they just aren't as convenient. I had a bowl of mashed potatoes for dinner last night- healthy, not so much, but it's all I could stomach and seemed more wholesome than crackers.

Greek yogurt was one of the few things I could stand to eat during those early weeks.

Agree with @WALLAROO - nut thin crackers are delicious.

I've also been eating a lot of string cheese.

@MamaMagpie: You and me lady, it's like we're two peas in a pod. I'm GF by choice (have been since way late in the 3rd tri with my now 13 month old) and I feel WAY less lethargic and so much less bloated.

For morning sickness (aka all day sickness) for my first pregnancy, I actually ate one of those baby squeeze fruit puree packets (mango and pear) before I even got out of bed. It helped to get something in me right away before I even faced the day. I wasn't exactly the poster-child for great weight gain for that pregnancy, but I fully intend to continue eating GF and eliminating as many grains (just down to corn now), as I can from my diet during this pregnancy.

If you're really looking for cracker-like things though, I think lentil chips are pretty darn delish. And yes, GF crackers taste like BLAH.

Since you're local, have you checked out Mariposa bakery yet?!