What Foods Put Baby Off Your Milk?

Just wondering what others have experienced in this department.
My little girl never refuses the breast, even if she's not hungry, but for the last 24 hours she's been screaming and below as soon as we assume the position for feeding. I've just given up and given her a bottle ... which she downed in minutes!
Can't think of anything strange i've eaten. Could it be something unobvious?
Help!

Edited by Zebra7

When I started out I was paranoid about the food I was eating and whether it would upset bubs, but the only thing I've had that seemed to unsettle him was a big glass of proper squeezed orange juice.

My SIL sent me these links:
Breast Milk Interactions Chart
Are there foods I should avoid?

But after some experimentation I've found pretty much anything is ok, and according to kellymom (I know, I sound like a broken record constantly recommending that website):
It is generally recommended that you eat whatever you like, whenever you like, in the amounts that you like and continue to do this unless you notice an obvious reaction in your baby to a particular food.

Great advice TysMummy, and good point about the sunscreen! JJ was being funny about feeding off me at one point this weekend when we were out at a bbq, and I put it down to distractedness, but it could have been sunscreen - I will have to experiment to be sure!

Apparently I did that for my mum after she ate curry. I haven't had any issues with what I eat relating to my bf babies but Hannah when on a breast strike when I got my period back - that's a hormonal thing and can make the milk taste salty, apparently.

Does she scream on both sides? Sometimes a sore ear/ear infection can put them off and that is picked up largely when they refuse one side but not the other. And then of course there is the fast let-down factor

Edited by busymum

Also i remeber when my sister had her little boy he would not feed if she was talking. He wanted her complete attention and would stop and cry until she figured out what it was that was making him do it.

Thanks for all the response ladies

Amy was back to her usual feeding self at the 5pm feed and then had her usual bottle at 7pm but took ages to settle. I think she's just being a bit stroppy during the afternoon because she was fine at the 10.30pm dreamfeed as well and has been good this morning.

Am a little nervous about the afternoon ... if she's the same as yesterday we might make a trip to the doctor, just incase it is an ear infection ... but you'd think she would behave the same all the time if it was something like that?

Oh, and she doesn't seem to have a preferred side when feeding off me either ... she's a mystery