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Black beans, cubes of baked chicken, avocado?

We buy frozen Aidell's organic meatballs at Costco and cut them up into bite size pieces for DS. He likes those. We also make plain omelets a lot with just a little salt and pepper, but also sometimes add shredded zucchini and carrots (just sauté them first to soften). Cool the omelet and cut into bites. DS also likes breakfast sausage, hot dog weiners, chunks of turkey meat loaf (the kid hates actual meat but loves ground or processed stuff). Sometimes I chop up some chicken nuggets or a slice of Canadian bacon. We've been hit or miss on baked tofu chunks. Some days he likes it and other days not so much. Same with frozen potstickers - the little mini ones are a good size.

Neater fruit he likes are red grapes, blueberries, clementines. Other favorites are bananas, melon, kiwi, pear, berries of all kinds but these are a bit messier.

Veggies he will eat are soft cooked carrots, cold peas, corn on the cob cut into inch thick pinwheels. Sometimes he will eat zucchini.

He likes boxed Mac n cheese but not ravioli for some reason. Actually not a huge cheese eater in general. Bites of cold cheese pizza are ok. He likes rice in all forms the best.

Raisins and Craisins get mixed in with cereal sometimes.

A lot of what I'd suggest has already been said, but we've had great luck with DD and veggie burgers. Aldi has some for super cheap (with organic soy, too!) that she loves.

Maybe pieces of chicken from a rotisserie chicken or if you have time to boil or roast a chicken over the weekend - maybe strips of that?

Meatballs (just heat and cut up)
tofu (slice and fry with a little salt and pepper)
beans (my LO loves garbanzo beans)
hummus sandwich (cut into bite size pieces)
we also did a ton of steamed vegetables
Grilled chicken (TJ's has frozen grilled chicken, and breaded chicken cutlets. Those were a life safer in a pinch).
Fish sticks