What did your kids eat for Thanksgiving dinner?
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Anonymous
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Turkey, mashed potatoes with gravy, roll for both. One had salad and both had green beans. Pie of course.
Neither like stuffing, cranberry sauce nor anything casserole like. As long as they eat protein and a vegetable I otherwise let them decide. |
Anonymous
| Mashed potatoes and cranberry sauce. I can’t even bring myself to type out the full list of what I cooked. |
Anonymous
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14 year old carb girl: dressing, mac 'n cheese, bisquits, corn bread. Maybe a broccoli stalk. Also a sweets girl: pecan pie, chocolate pie, chocolate fudge, apple pie.
Good thing it's only once per year! |
Anonymous
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My kids ate pasta and fruit. One also ate a roll. They had a bite of chocolate pie.
We had: Turkey Sweet potatoes Mashed potatoes Roasted cauliflower Steamed broccoli Cranberry sauce pasta Fruit Rolls Pumpkin pie Pecan pie Chocolate pie |
Anonymous
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My teens are picky but getting better
#1 had turkey, gravy, stuffing, mashed potatoes, plain green beans, apple pie #2 had turkey, gravy, sweet potatoes with marshmallows, beans, apple pie |
Anonymous
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Everything I made! Ha, lol! DS is 21. Of course he ate everything several times.
Boy, that kid was as fussy and rejecting food for some 10 years of his life, though! Had to see endo for FTT and grow at 13 and was told to start eating less he ends up being 5 foot tall. Now he is eating pies, and meat and breast and pepper spread, and salads. |
Anonymous
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9 and 10 yr old both ate turkey and Brussels sprouts, mashed potatoes and gravy. One has cranberry sauce too.
4 yr old ate brussel sprouts and a small bit of turkey covered in ketsup. Apple pie a la mode for dessert enjoyed by the older kids, ice cream only for 4 yr old |
Anonymous
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9 yo- turkey, glazed carrots, Brussel sprouts, stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy, cranberry sauce, pumpkin pie 4 yo- mashed potatoes, pumpkin pie |
Anonymous
| At least a few bites of everything served, and polished off turkey, green beans, mashed potatoes, and stuffing. |
Anonymous
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4yo ate turkey, a roll, some cranberry sauce and a few bites of pumpkin pie.
7yo ate everything. |
Anonymous
| My kids had a biscuit, some vegetables, and dessert. |
Anonymous
Yes, it is. |
Anonymous
| 7 and 5, ate a few bites of everything, as is the rule in our house. Then they finished and/or had seconds of what they loved! |
Anonymous
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My 12 yo had Turkey and ice cream that wasn’t served but was in the freezer.
My 13 yo had Turkey, gravy, stuffing, mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, wild rice casserole, arugula salad with beets, rolls and pie. |
Anonymous
| My 17YO convinced my 14YO that the canned cranberry jelly is the best food in the world. They both ate it. |