Food your spouse always devours

[Anonymous]

Is there a food you rarely get to have because your spouse always devours it? My husband can eat an entire jar of PB. Every time I buy some it is gone before I ever get any. I want like one tablespoon occasionally but it is impossible because he always eats all of it.

[Anonymous]

Ice cream. Without fail.

[Anonymous]

My husband isn’t a pig, and always saves some for me, but he does love pizza. If he wasn’t watching his weight he’d probably eat a whole pie. I’d add burritos to the list. And he likes chili dogs (I don’t so not an issue there).

[Anonymous]

Oh the answer is peanut butter. I actually have some hidden somewhere on the first floor so I have it available if I need it for cooking, but he frequently manages to find even that

[Anonymous]

I have three boys. I hide my good chocolate in a tampon box.

[Anonymous]

Any sweets peanut butter, or popcorn. It's a full on walking "ID"

[Anonymous]

Crackers. If I buy them for my kids’ lunches I have to hide them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is there a food you rarely get to have because your spouse always devours it? My husband can eat an entire jar of PB. Every time I buy some it is gone before I ever get any. I want like one tablespoon occasionally but it is impossible because he always eats all of it.

This is me. I go through a jar per week, myself. But my DH doesn’t like it so that is good

[Anonymous]

Ice cream.

[Anonymous]

My husband and teenagers will eat anything that's in teh fridge. I think if I put those plastic fruits with the velcro that they had as toddlers, my boys would eat them.

But somehow, despite competing in multiple sports, and lifting weights for fun, none of them have the strength to walk all the way downstairs to the basement fridge and freezer to see what's there. It would be a little concerning if it wasn't so convenient.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My husband and teenagers will eat anything that's in teh fridge. I think if I put those plastic fruits with the velcro that they had as toddlers, my boys would eat them.

But somehow, despite competing in multiple sports, and lifting weights for fun, none of them have the strength to walk all the way downstairs to the basement fridge and freezer to see what's there. It would be a little concerning if it wasn't so convenient.

This is awesome!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have three boys. I hide my good chocolate in a tampon box.

This is brilliant!

[Anonymous]

Several things. Mini peanut butter cups from Trader Joe’s. For years we had an agreement, I get to hide them behind things and once he finds they are fair game. It usually takes a few weeks for him to find them, so it works for me,

Ice cream. I do not touch any he buys for himself, and on the rare occasion I buy it for me, he will not touch it for two weeks.

The third is fresh vegetables. The man can eat his weight in them. I hate going to get the brocolli I just bought for dinner and realizing he ate two pounds of it for lunch.