Critique my menu

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Anonymous wrote:I think it sounds great. You don't need rice - most middle aged women wouldn't touch it (carbs).

I’m middle aged and I LOVE rice, as do my friends. Though I agree that you don’t really need it if you are serving pita.

Maybe it's just my circle. ALL my middle aged women friends are perpetually dieting and avoiding carbs.

It IS just your circle. In my circle, there is exactly one person who wont eat carbs, but she has disordered eating.

My circle eats carbs too. But agree that rice isn’t necessary if you already have pita since it’s not a meal.

Plus rice is messy if people aren't eating at table

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I think it sounds great. You don't need rice - most middle aged women wouldn't touch it (carbs).

I’m middle aged and I LOVE rice, as do my friends. Though I agree that you don’t really need it if you are serving pita.

Maybe it's just my circle. ALL my middle aged women friends are perpetually dieting and avoiding carbs.

I am middle aged and just scarfed down a pita bread, whole danged thing. And potatoes for lunch! And had apples! Had rice on the weekend. Oh, and I am 120 lbs at 5'4".
Bite me. Wait, you actually might bite me as you are clearly in some starvation mode.

NP. Whoa. You are rude and no one cares what you weigh.

You do, you do care so much.

[Anonymous]

What about stuffed grape leaves? Those can be eaten neatly.

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Anonymous wrote:I think it sounds great. You don't need rice - most middle aged women wouldn't touch it (carbs).

I’m middle aged and I LOVE rice, as do my friends. Though I agree that you don’t really need it if you are serving pita.

Maybe it's just my circle. ALL my middle aged women friends are perpetually dieting and avoiding carbs.

It IS just your circle. In my circle, there is exactly one person who wont eat carbs, but she has disordered eating.

My circle eats carbs too. But agree that rice isn’t necessary if you already have pita since it’s not a meal.

Plus rice is messy if people aren't eating at table

All of it is messy. I'd rather have rice than dry pita bread. Blu, I'd rather eat with a fork than have to make a pita sandwich which is also very messy with the food falling out and dripping every where. I don't think a group of women want to eat sloppy food with their hands if this is the plan.

[Anonymous]

i think your menu looks great. i would include the spanikopita.

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Anonymous wrote:So a big no for anyone who is lactose intolerant or has a dairy allergy?
It is fine, however, to me that constitutes half of the food I would serve. It seems very small smorgasbord to my liking.

Small smorgasbord is my favorite way to eat, personally.

Hummus is dairy free. So is pita.

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Anonymous wrote:I think it sounds great. You don't need rice - most middle aged women wouldn't touch it (carbs).

I’m middle aged and I LOVE rice, as do my friends. Though I agree that you don’t really need it if you are serving pita.

Maybe it's just my circle. ALL my middle aged women friends are perpetually dieting and avoiding carbs.

It IS just your circle. In my circle, there is exactly one person who wont eat carbs, but she has disordered eating.

My circle eats carbs too. But agree that rice isn’t necessary if you already have pita since it’s not a meal.

Plus rice is messy if people aren't eating at table

All of it is messy. I'd rather have rice than dry pita bread. Blu, I'd rather eat with a fork than have to make a pita sandwich which is also very messy with the food falling out and dripping every where. I don't think a group of women want to eat sloppy food with their hands if this is the plan.

. The pita is for dipping in the hummos, not for making sandwiches. I’m assuming this is the flat Arabic bread pita in wedges, not the puffy American pocket pita

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What about stuffed grape leaves? Those can be eaten neatly.

Stuff with rice

[Anonymous]

Add some sliced baguette for carbs.

[Anonymous]

OP here. Food turned out great. The pita bread was hardly touched, but the gluten-free tortilla chips I added were demolished. The salad was totally gone. I forgot to put the spanikopita in the oven so that was not served.

I did not add rice and based on how little of the pita bread was eaten, I doubt it would have gotten much attention.

[Anonymous]

Can you get the babaganush and some Greek salad?